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  • Intent: Hotfix

    PR Intent: Something that should be applied via hotfix procedure.
  • Issue: Awaiting Response

    Issue needs clarification, confirmation it is still relevant or some other response.
  • Issue: Needs Replicating

    This issue needs reproducing, as only one person has reported it.
  • P0: Critical

    Priority: Servers-on-fire important, when it needs to be merged yesterday, or NOW.
  • P1: High

    Priority: Higher priority than other items, but isn't an emergency.
  • P2: Raised

    Priority: Item has a raised priority, indicating it might get increased maintainer attention.
  • P3: Standard

    Priority: Default priority for repository items.
  • S: Abandoned

    Status: Abandoned, but may contain something that can be salvaged.
  • S: Approved

    Status: Reviewed and approved by at least one maintainer; a PR may require another approval.
  • S: Awaiting Changes

    Status: Changes are required before another review can happen.
  • S: Conceptual Approval

    Status: Discussed by maintainers and has conceptual approval, but needs code review.
  • S: DO NOT MERGE

    Status: Open item that should NOT be merged. DNM. Allows test to run unlike draft.
  • S: Help Wanted

    Status: Requesting additional help for this to be completed.
  • S: Merge Conflict

    Status: Needs to resolve merge conflicts before it can be accepted.
  • S: Needs Review

    Status: Requires additional reviews before being fully accepted.
  • S: Needs Testing

    Status: Requires testing.
  • S: Untriaged

    Status: Indicates an item has not been triaged and doesn't have appropriate labels.
  • S:Draft

    Status: This is a draft and might need to be retriaged upon opening.
  • T: BugFix

    Type: Bug and/or bug fixes.
  • T: Cleanup

    Type: Code clean-up, without being a full refactor or feature.
  • T: Content Removal

    Type: Removal of content or code that is not related to code clean-up.
  • T: Duplicate

    This issue or pull request already exists
  • T: New Feature

    Type: New feature or content, or extending existing content.
  • T: Performance

    Type: Performance impacting changes or bugs.
  • T: Refactor

    Type: Refactor of notable amount of codebase.