Labels

• breaking

  Typically associated with a high-priority label.
• bug

  The issue describes a malfunctioning aspect of the project.
• dependencies

  The issue is related to the update of a dependency.
• discussion

  The issue is meant to generate a discussion around an aspect of the project.
• documentation

  This issue is about improving the existing documentation.
• done

  The issue has been fixed.
• duplicate

  The issue has already already been reported.
• enhancement

  The issue is related to improving a certain aspect of the project.
• false negatives
• false positives
• good first issue

  The issue can be tackled by someone who has little to no knowledge about the project.
• help wanted

  Indicates that we would like someone that’s not a maintainer to work on the issue.
• needs more info

  The issue has been reviewed, but the information provided by the reporter is incomplete.
• not reproducible

  The issue cannot be reproduced by the maintainers, therefore it cannot be fixed.
• P0

  Extremely urgent. E.g. the issue prevents people from using the core functionalities of the tool.
• P1

  Urgent. E.g. the issue prevents people from using certain functionalities of the tool.
• P2

  Important. E.g. a new feature that we want to include in the next release.
• P3

  When you get around it. E.g. a fix for non-breaking issue we will work on when there's nothing more
• P4

  Future work. E.g. something we might to get on in the future. Might be used for future ideas too.
• pending

  The issue still needs to be reviewed by one of the maintainers.
• question

  The issue is a technical question related to the project.
• request

  The issue is a request for a new feature or plugin.
• selected

  The issue has been selected to be worked on.
• testing

  A fix for the issue has been released and we asked the reported to confirm it has been fixed.
• triaged

  The issue has been reviewed but has not been solved yet.
• won't fix

  Fixing the issue would end up having more costs than benefits, therefore it won’t be addressed.