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triagebot: tweak welcome message #4472
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Welcome, and thank you for contributing to Miri! |
@Urgau is it expected that I get the message even though I do have prior contributions? :) |
Also, it doesn't seem to use the |
Yes, despite being called "welcome" message it's also used to tell the assignment (none in you're case). That's why there is a
It's only shown for first timer contributor and you're not. (it's the first time we hit this case, we can change the rule if you want) |
Oh, so we can only customize the repeated message, not the first-time message? "welcome" is a confusing name then, yeah.^^ I'll remove the "welcome" part then, and make the wording more suited for being always repeated. |
Yeah, it's not very well named, the feature grew out of the needs for the rustc-dev-guide (see rust-lang/rustc-dev-guide#2502 (comment)) where they also don't use auto-assign. I will see about renaming it. Would you prefer your message to only be shown for new comers? (aka be a true welcome message) |
I think reminding repeat contributors of this isn't bad, I adjusted the message accordingly in this PR. |
I looked at what exactly the contributing url actually adds and it adds all these instructions. I don't know if they are all relevant for you. Thank you for contributing to Miri! Please see the contribution instructions for more information. Namely, in order to ensure the minimum review times lag, PR authors and assigned reviewers should ensure that the review label (
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We use that process in Miri so yeah that seems fine. |
based on #4471 (comment)