Feature or issue has been accepted for work.
Related to accessibility improvements.
Indicates that something is broken.
Identifies a bug or issue in the code.
Work on the item has been canceled.
For code or resource cleanup tasks.
For discussions and comments.
Relates to project configuration settings.
Marks a critical issue, usually a crash.
Related to managing project dependencies.
Marks features or code that are deprecated.
Marks items under active development.
Documentation-related tasks.
Indicates code that doesn't compile.
Indicates a duplicate issue or feature request.
Shows that the item has been edited.
Represents an enhancement or improvement.
For experimental or research work.
Indicates requests for new features.
Collects user feedback and suggestions.
Indicates a fix for a previously reported bug.
Represents an idea or suggestion.
Work is currently in progress.
Marks issues or features as invalid.
Relates to localization and internationalization.
Indicates a major update to the project.
Signifies a minor update to the project.
Represents new features or additions.
Marks a patch update to the project.