Understanding Labels Names

• Statuses

  • Abandoned - This issue / pull request has been abandon
  • Available - This issue is available for either Developers or Community contributors to develop
  • Blocked - Another issue is blocking the development of this issue
  • Completed - Development has finished and been merged for this issue
  • In Progress - Development is underway for this issue
  • On Hold - The developers have decided to hold the development of this request
  • Pending - The developers have approved development of this request.
  • Review Needed - This pull request is waiting on review
  • Revision Needed - This pull request has been reviewed and requires revision
  • Do not develop - This wont be worked on by DevOPS or Community contributor
  • Stale - This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activite

• Types

  • Chore - Changes to the build process or auxiliary tools and libraries such as documentation generation
  • Bug - A possible bug
  • Maintenance - Changes to maintain the project
  • Discussion - A conversation about something
  • Documentation - Changes to the documentation
  • Feature - A new feature
  • Enhancement - Improving a feature
  • Question - Question about this project
  • Fix - A bug fix
  • Optimisation - A code change that improves performance
  • Refactor - A code change that neither fixes a bug nor adds a feature
  • Revert - Removes & Discards a previous change as error
  • Decrecated - Removes previous functionality which is no longer needed
  • Removal - Removes previous functionality which is no longer needed
  • Style - Changes that do not affect the meaning of the code (white-space formatting missing semi-colons etc)

• DevOps

  • Accepted - DevOPS are planning
  • Completed - DevOPS have complete
  • Deploying - DevOPS are deploying to latest
  • Developing - DevOPS are Developing
  • Rejected - DevOPS wont continue
  • Reviewing - DevOPS awaiting review
  • Staging - DevOPS deployed to Staging
  • Testing - DevOPS deployed to Testing

• ComOps

  • Accepted - A community contributor is planning to work on this issue
  • Completed - The contributor has completed this issue and handed over to the developers to stage & deploy
  • Developing - The contributor is developing this issue
  • Awaiting Review - The contributor is awaiting review
  • Testing - The contributor is awaiting testing results

• Bugs

  • Low - This bug isn't a high priority for the next release
  • Medium - This bug affects more than 10% of users and should be patched before the next major release
  • High - This bug affects more than 25% of users and should be patched before the next minor release
  • Critical - This bug affects more than 50% of users and should be patched before any new features are added
  • Confirmed - This bug has been confirmed
  • New - This bug is new
  • Fixed - This bug has been fixed

• Content types

  • Dependences - Changes that affect the dependences
  • Workflow & CI - Changes that affect the workflow & CI
  • UI / UX - Changes that affect the UI / UX
  • Backend - Changes that affect the backend
  • Frontend - Changes that affect the fronted

• Miscellaneous

  • security fix - A Security Fix
  • security vulnerability - A Security vulnerability
  • Duplicate - A Duplicate of another issue/pull
  • Help wanted - Help is needed to continue
  • Needs rebase - This request needs to be rebased
  • Work in progress - This pull request is a wip
  • Sponsor Request ❤️ - This request has come from a sponsor
  • More information needed - Requires more information before it can continue
  • First Timers - A Good issue for first time github users
  • skip-changelog - Skip the changelog
  • automerge - Automatically Merge this request
  • good first issue - What it says on the tin. This helps new people find stuff to work on, because GitHub actively promotes it and initializes new repositories with that label.