Update README to explain where to file issues #4961
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The terraform-provider-google-beta repository has issues turned off, and so does the magic-modules repository. The README file in this repo provides a link to file an issue to terraform-provider-google repository. All this is confusing if one does not know how these three repositories relate. The first step to remove the confusion is to own the decision to turn off issues here.
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The
terraform-provider-google-betarepository has issues turned off, and so does themagic-modulesrepository. TheREADMEfile in this repository provides a link to file an issue toterraform-provider-googlerepository. All this is confusing if one does not know how these three repositories relate to one another. The first step to remove the confusion is to own the decision to turn off issues in this repository. To this end, I've added a statement to theREADMEfile header.I also note that at the end of
READMEfile there is a link to file an issue in theterraform-provider-googlerepository. Given that such possibility exists, I also mention this in theREADMEfile header.My hope is that this tiny update will benefit the provider by directing users and developers to the right place to submit questions and bug reports.
What do you think?