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Add a common open reason to the issue template #19893
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`npm is doing something I don't understand.` is often inappropriately used when the author means `npm is producing incorrect or undesirable behavior.`. I only had to look thru the first page of open issues to find 5 examples of this.
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`npm is doing something I don't understand.` is often inappropriately used when the author means `npm is producing incorrect or undesirable behavior.`. I only had to look thru the first page of open issues to find 5 examples of this. PR-URL: #19893 Credit: @MrsTonedOne Reviewed-By: @zkat
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npm is doing something I don't understand.is often inappropriately used when the author meansnpm is producing incorrect or undesirable behavior.. I only had to look thru the first page of open issues to find 5 examples of this.