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Status: Adopted
Status: Adopted
An issue that is being worked on.
Status: Good First Issue
Status: Good First Issue
An issue ready for a new contributor.
Status: Help Wanted
Status: Help Wanted
An issue that needs help from a contributor.
Status: Incomplete
Status: Incomplete
A pull request that is not ready to be merged as noted by the author.
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Status: Sustaining Backlog
Status: Sustaining Backlog
An issue ideal for the Sustaining Engineering team (or anyone else if they want to adopt it).
Status: Untriaged
Status: Untriaged
Status: Waiting on Contributor
Status: Waiting on Contributor
A pull request that has unresolved requested actions from the author.
Triage: Confirmed
Triage: Confirmed
Indicates and issue has been confirmed as described.
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Triage: Declined
Triage: Declined
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Triage: Duplicate
Triage: Duplicate
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Triage: Feature Request
Triage: Feature Request
Indicates an issue requesting new functionality.
Triage: Needs Information
Triage: Needs Information
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Triage: Not Reproducible
Triage: Not Reproducible
Indicates an issue can not be reproduced as described.
Triage: Support
Triage: Support
Indicates an issue that is a support question and will be redirected to other mediums.
Type: Breaking Change
Type: Breaking Change
Changes the way existing features work in a way that affects users.
Type: Bug
Type: Bug
Doesn't work as expected.
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Type: Chore
Type: Chore
non-critical maintenance of a project.
Type: Deprecation
Type: Deprecation
Removal of existing features.
Type: Design Proposal
Type: Design Proposal
Type: Enhancement
Type: Enhancement
Adds new functionality.
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Type: Regression
Type: Regression
It used to work, now it doesn't.
Type: Tech Debt
Type: Tech Debt
Refactoring of code.