Labels

• 8. Accessibility
  Relates to accessibility and accessibility technologies

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• 8. Developer Docs
  Relates to developer documentation

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• 8. Translation
  Relates to translations into different languages

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• 8. User Docs
  Relates to user documentation

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• 1. Feature
  New features or capabilities to be added

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• 1. Security
  Security, privacy or safety issues

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• 2. Needs Information
  Needs additional information to be diagnosed and/or resolved

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• 2. Needs Design
  Needs an acceptable design solution to be identified

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• 3. Expected Behavior
  Issue describes something that does not need to be changed

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• 3. Not GNOME
  Issue belongs to non-GNOME software

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• 3. Out of Scope
  Requested changes don't align with current technologies, designs or plans

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• 4. Help Wanted
  Help is welcome to resolve the issue

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• 4. Newcomers
  Tasks that are good for new contributors

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• 1. Bug
  Problems, incorrect behavior or appearance

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• 2. RFC
  Request For Comments and discussions from developers

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• 1. Crash
  The issue is a crash in the software

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• 9. Engagement Material
  Use this label for bring engagement team attention and possibly do PR or call for action around a feature, fix or work. Newcomers fixes are also a good fit.

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• 9. GSoC
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• Deliverable
  Short term vision for the project. Approximately a two-releases moving target.

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• 1. Epic
  Initiatives and goals across modules and releases. Epics are scoped, prioritized (among other initiatives) and doable. Epics are adviced to follow a Minimum Viable Change approach.

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