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Thinking about this again in the context of the volume of issue reports we get that are inactionable. Maybe we should route most users to file issues using a feedback command in the CLI rather than type them into github
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You mean create a tool that wraps the output from ng version
and adds the list of packages, and put that automatically in a GitHub issue, including a couple of placeholders for the problems?
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I don't think we ever want user code unless it's already a repro app. Both because of the proprietary bit, but also because it's usually confounded by a lot of project specific logic. It's hard for us to unravel the real problem inside a real project.
Perhaps we could have a wizard for making repros. Something like:
> ng repro --create
Creating reproduction app
Reproduction created in repro-1234asdf
Please add a commit with the minimum code to reproduce the issue and run 'ng repro --submit`
# user adds repro
> ng repro --submit
Please open https://github.com/new in your browser and follow the instructions there to upload your reproduction.
Then fill in a new issue at https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/new with the link to your repro. Thanks!
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I also remember some years ago that Ionic had a fantastic wizard to submit issues online, that also looked up issues with similar names and guided you through the process.
It doesn't seem to be working right now though: https://ionicframework.com/submit-issue/
We could have such a support website with the wizard and a knowledge base of the error codes.
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Can we achieve this with the telemetry? If we can, do we need to keep this issue open?
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Closing as this is currently note in the CLI roadmap.
Let's reconsider this in the future.
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