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category: accessibility
category: accessibility
The issue/PR is related to accessibility.
category: compatibility
category: compatibility
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category: duplicate
category: duplicate
The issue/PR is a duplicate of another issue.
category: i18n
category: i18n
The issue/PR is related to internationalization.
category: performance
category: performance
The issue/PR is related to performance.
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category: refactor
category: refactor
The issue/PR is related to refactoring.
1
category: won't fix
category: won't fix
The issue won’t be fixed.
changelog: add
changelog: add
A new feature, function, or functionality was added.
changelog: breaking
changelog: breaking
A change breaking previous API or functionality.
changelog: dev
changelog: dev
Developer-facing only change.
changelog: doc
changelog: doc
Updated customer- or developer-facing documentation
changelog: fix
changelog: fix
Took care of something that wasn't working.
changelog: none
changelog: none
Skip changelog entry for this PR
changelog: tweak
changelog: tweak
Small change, that isn't actually very important.
changelog: update
changelog: update
Big changes to something that wasn't broken.
dependencies
dependencies
Pull requests that update a dependency file
github_actions
github_actions
Pull requests that update GitHub Actions code
good first issue
good first issue
The issue is a good candidate for the first community contribution/for a newcomer to the team.
1
impact: high
impact: high
This issue impacts a lot of users as reported by our Happiness Engineers.
needs design
needs design
The issue requires design input/work from a designer.
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needs docs
needs docs
The issue/PR requires documentation to be added.
needs feedback
needs feedback
The issue/PR needs a response from any of the parties involved in the issue.
needs investigation
needs investigation
2
needs tests
needs tests
The issue/PR needs tests before it can move forward.
priority: critical
priority: critical
The issue is critical—e.g. a fatal error, security problem affecting many customers.
priority: high
priority: high
The issue/PR is high priority—it affects lots of customers substantially, but not critically.
priority: low
priority: low
The issue/PR is low priority—not many people are affected or there’s a workaround, etc.
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status: blocked
status: blocked
The issue is blocked from progressing, waiting for another piece of work to be done.
2
status: on hold
status: on hold
The issue is currently not prioritized.
type: bug
type: bug
The issue is a confirmed bug.
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