Update Bug Report template #6673
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Added Windows 19044 build to the Bug report template
Improved OS version and build readability
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I think it would be helpful to use the code names as well for the Windows 10 builds as they are relatively well known: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10_version_history#Channels
I propose this format:
Windows 10: Build 19044 --> Windows 10 21H2: Build 19044
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Hey, sound good, but I have a question. What's better to use - windows Version or Codename?
The screenshots, how it looks like:
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I like version — good call!
Windows 11 (21H2): Build 22000
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I've updated the template with the last commit
Now all the Windows versions have the same style: `Windows [version] (version abbreviation): Build xxxxx` Example: Windows 11 (21H2): Build 22000
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Thank you for such cool technology) @StephenLPeters, I suppose, that it's needed to run Azure pipelines again, to finish the PR? |
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Description
Windows 11: Build 22000
Windows 10: Build 19044
Motivation and Context
First - absence of the latest OS build is pretty confusing.
Also, I think, that restructuring of the OS version chapter will improve contributor's readability.
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