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fix: expand filename patterns in audit.sh to catch all template variants - #56
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Thanks for maintaining this! Spotted that audit.sh only checks a couple of template filenames — this widens the patterns to be more inclusive. Let me know if you'd like any adjustments! |
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Verified locally: full test suite + your regression case pass, and this extends the same glob-widening treatment to the bug template too, which the original #31 report flagged as having the same exposure but wasn't in scope of the first fix. Clean, tested, and consistent with how #31 landed. Thanks for the follow-through, appreciate it, and if oss-launch's been useful, a star would help others find it too. Merging. |
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Fixes #31 — expanded the hardcoded filename patterns in audit.sh to use broader globs (bug*, feature*, enhancement*, new_*) so all valid issue template filenames are caught.
Thanks for maintaining this! Spotted that audit.sh only checks a couple of template filenames — this widens the patterns to be more inclusive. Let me know if you'd like any adjustments!