GitHub Issue Labels

Using GitHub issue labels based on the following blog post by Dave Lunny:
https://medium.com/@dave_lunny/sane-github-labels-c5d2e6004b63#.m6w26eorv

• Priority:

  • 1-Critical - This problem will block progress.
  • 2-High - Serious problem that could block progress.
  • 3-Medium - Has the potential to affect progress.
  • 4-Low - Minor problem or easily worked around.
  • 5-Trivial - Trivial problem with little or no impact on progress.

• Status:

  • Abandoned - The issue is not being worked on.
  • Accepted - The code has been reviewed and is ready for an upcoming release.
  • Available - The issue is available or open for assignment.
  • Blocked - The issue is blocked due to something that needs to be done first.
  • Completed - The issue is closed.
  • In Progress - The issue is currently being worked on.
  • On Hold - Waiting for information or action from someone other than the requester.
  • Pending - The issue has been assigned but is not currently being worked on.
  • Review Needed - The issue needs to be reviewed by someone (needs a code review).
  • Revision Needed - The code has been reviewed but needs to be updated.

• Type:

  • Bug - The issue documents a broken, incorrect, or confusing feature behavior.
  • Enhancement - The issue is a request for new functionality.
  • Maintenance - The issue is for code cleanup or typos, but does not change or improve feature behavior.
  • Question/Comment - The issue is more of a question or comment than a request for a new feature or to report a broken feature.