A switcher is under consideration but we're focused on some other (what we believe are) more important aspects right now and wanted to get this part out the door quickly for people to start using.
I wouldn't consider a switcher implementation details as much as another user flow.
Since you bring it up I wonder how often users find that switcher and "do the right thing" in GitLab. I would expect that number is pretty low and instead users submit with the template they arrived on. As in I would assume the feature is likely useful for advanced users to more easily switch (certainly good there) but I'm skeptical that new users would look to use this. What do you think?
I wouldn't consider a switcher implementation details as much as another user flow.
Since you bring it up I wonder how often users find that switcher and "do the right thing" in GitLab. I would expect that number is pretty low and instead users submit with the template they arrived on. As in I would assume the feature is likely useful for advanced users to more easily switch (certainly good there) but I'm skeptical that new users would look to use this. What do you think?