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Hey @A-5ingh 👋, not sure why file an issue is different than report 😕 I think that the former is a valid word for filing/reporting issues, bugs, and other things.

Hey @A-5ingh 👋, not sure why file an issue is different than report 😕 I think that the former is a valid word for filing/reporting issues, bugs, and other things.

Hi there @bampakoa for some reason file a bug/defect/issue didn't sound right while reading the doc. Mostly have seen usage of either report or log bug/defect, Ha 😃 I could be wrong too. But in my opinion, I felt report sound much better than file, even though it is a tiny change.

This PR was merged into the repository by commit 3507279.