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We all have had "fun" removing the pro-forma text in our default issues. When commenting on a different project, I saw that they took advantage of HTML comments to provide instructional text (as well as different types of issue buttons for different types of instructional text.
The below is a test of our default comment instructions, which should not appear in cursory viewing of the issue (but should appear when viewing source)
Comment start:
Comment end:
An HTML comment takes the form of: <!-- Please delete ... -->, but browsers do not render it.
Comment start:
Comment end:
The above test is a test of a multi-paragraph comment. You should not see the normal proforma "email team" in normal view, but it should be visible when viewing source.
Added comment start/end delimiters just so we can see that we're not seeing what's inside them.
Credit to the sevtech-ages repo for showing this technique to me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We all have had "fun" removing the pro-forma text in our default issues. When commenting on a different project, I saw that they took advantage of HTML comments to provide instructional text (as well as different types of issue buttons for different types of instructional text.
The below is a test of our default comment instructions, which should not appear in cursory viewing of the issue (but should appear when viewing source)
Comment start:
Comment end:
An HTML comment takes the form of:
<!-- Please delete ... -->
, but browsers do not render it.Comment start:
Comment end: The above test is a test of a multi-paragraph comment. You should not see the normal proforma "email team" in normal view, but it should be visible when viewing source. Added comment start/end delimiters just so we can see that we're not seeing what's inside them. Credit to the sevtech-ages repo for showing this technique to me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: