docs: update stale example placeholders in the bug report issue template - #232
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The bug report template's example placeholders were left over from an old release: "Package Version" suggested 2.0.0 and "Laravel Version" suggested 9.0.0. Per the README's Requirements section and CHANGELOG.md, only Laravel 11.x/12.x are supported as of v2.0.0, and the package is well past 2.0.0 now. A reporter skimming the placeholders could reasonably infer those old, unsupported versions were still current examples, leading to confusing bug reports or reporters second-guessing their own (correct) version numbers. Update the placeholders to 3.1.2 and 12.0.0 to reflect current reality. Fixes #155
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What was broken
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug.yml's example placeholders were stale leftovers from an old release:2.0.09.0.0Per the README's Requirements section and
CHANGELOG.md, only Laravel 11.x/12.x are supported as of v2.0.0, and the package's current release is well past2.0.0(v3.1.2perCHANGELOG.md). A reporter skimming the placeholder text could reasonably (if incorrectly) infer that2.0.0/ Laravel9.0.0are still current/in-scope examples, leading to confusing bug reports against unsupported combinations, or reporters second-guessing whether their own correct, current version numbers "look right" next to the example.What changed
2.0.0to3.1.2.9.0.0to12.0.0(within the currently supported 11.x/12.x range).tests/Unit/BugReportTemplateTest.php, a regression test that asserts the template no longer suggests the old2.0.0/9.0.0examples and that the Laravel version placeholder stays within the supported11.x/12.xrange.Fixes #155
Testing
vendor/bin/pint --dirty— no style issuescomposer test— full suite passes (253 tests, 634 assertions)