Change the Feature: Administrative label to feature: spelling in spell check issue template

[urvishp13]

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Overview

We need to change the Feature: Administrative label to the feature: spelling label in the spell check issue template. We're doing this, so the issues generated from this template are properly labeled.

Action Items

• Open the file .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/spell-check-audit.md in your code editor.

• In the labels property, replace

  Feature: Administrative
  

  with

  feature: spelling
  

• Push your issue branch to your fork of the website repository, as described in Section 3.1.a of CONTRIBUTING doc, for example: git push --set-upstream origin test-update-label-1234

• The response from the push command will include the URL for creating a pull request. Copy/Paste the URL for creating the Pull Request for later.

• Browse to your fork of the website repository and click Settings

  Screenshot of Repository Settings

  

• Change the default branch to the new issue branch

  Screenshot of Default Branch Setting

  

• Further down on the settings page under Features, check the Issues checkbox

  Screenshot of Issues Checkbox

  

• Browse to the Issues page, then click Labels

  Screenshot - creating labels in the test Repo

  

• Create labels corresponding to each label that was listed in the updated issue template. The color of the labels don't have to match those on the hackforla/website repository, but the text of the labels must match exactly.

• From the Issues page, click "New Issue" then locate the template updated by your issue, and click "Get Started" to open the issue template.

• Copy the URL of the issue creation page as [URL OF ISSUE TEMPLATE] and save for later use.

• Verify the changes of the issue template.

• Complete the Pull Request process by visiting the URL saved from the push command.

• In the PR copy/paste this text immediately before the section "Screenshots of Proposed Changes Of The Website"

  ### For Reviewers
  - Use this URL to check the updated issue template: [URL OF ISSUE TEMPLATE]
  

• Replace the text in the square brackets (as well as the square brackets) with the URL of the updated issue template.

• Submit your pull request with your changes for review.

• After PR is merged, be sure to follow the steps above to change your default branch back to gh-pages and to disable the Issues feature.

Resources/Instructions

• This issue is made for ER ER: change a label on the spell check issue template #6615

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[santisecco]

I have a question. I want to confirm that I understood correctly.
"Create labels corresponding to each label that was listed in the updated issue template".
By "updated issue template" is this the file github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/spell-check-audit.md after my changes?

Then by "The color of the labels don't have to match those on the hackforla/website repository" are these the labels from_https://github.com/hackforla/website/labels_?

Perhaps my question is obvious since by the issue's heading which says "spell check issue template" I can infer that refers to the file github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/spell-check-audit.md

Finally by "then locate the template updated by your issue, and click "Get Started" to open the issue template." is this the file spell-check-audit.md in my fork?

[santisecco]

@urvishp13 Hi Urvish perhaps you can help me out with this doubt

[santisecco]

Also I noticed that in the file "spell-check-audit.md" there's seems to be "back end/devOps" with two extra spaces being "back end/devOps", it's at the start of a new line so I don't know which of the two texts I must use in the label creation.

[santisecco]

I have a blocker:
After reading again CONTRIBUTIG.md I'll be clearer in expressing my difficulties.
I do not clearly understand if the issue is refering to the file spell-check-audit.md by the term "template".
I also don't know if I am supposed to add the label "role: back
end/devOps" as it appears in the file or instead "role: back end/devOps"

Here's what I've done so far
1- Assumed that by template we mean the spell-check-audit.md
2- As the issue states "but the text of the labels must match exactly." when creating the labels I just copy/paste the text from the file. Starting from the first character in the word to the last. This made the label creation in Github have a few more spaces but the visual was not affected [image attached- note difference between "back end" and "front end"]

I want to know if that is correct before moving on with the rest.
The branch I'm working on is "change-label-spellcheck-6857"

[t-will-gillis]

Hi @santisecco

• I agree that 'template' refers to spell-check-audit.md
• For consistency, the label should have a single space, i.e. role: back end/devOps. I see what you are saying about how the existing template has two spaces. As a test, I added many extra spaces on all of the labels and it seems that the correct label gets selected still, but I would remove the extra space anyway.
  Thanks!

I am removing the Status: Help Wanted label, but if you still have questions feel free to ask and/or add the label back to this issue.