Add additional tags to guideline template#138
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Add more tags to the guideline template to encourage the usage of same/similar tags.
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Build failing due to FLS spec lock file out of date. @darkwisebear -- would you like to try to update it? |
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Thanks for the improvement @darkwisebear! And also updating the spec lock file
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Add more tags to the guideline template to encourage the usage of same/similar tags.