Remove outdated labels from breaking change issue template#54637
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Removed 'Pri1' and 'doc-idea' labels from breaking change issue template. These labels don't seem to exist anymore.
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This PR updates the GitHub “.NET breaking change” issue template to stop auto-applying labels that appear to be deprecated, keeping issue triage metadata aligned with the current label set.
Changes:
- Removed the
Pri1label from the breaking change issue template. - Removed the
doc-idealabel from the breaking change issue template.
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Jul 5, 2026
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Removed 'Pri1' and 'doc-idea' labels from breaking change issue template. These labels don't seem to exist anymore.
(Note that this doesn't seem to be a problem when the issue template is used directly on GitHub, but it confused copilot.)
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