Labels

Issue labels:

issue type (mutually exclusive):
- bug
- enhancement - a feature request or a proposal to improve tests or to improve README or to improve anything beside fixing a bug
- question
answering labels (mutually exclusive):
- answering: reported by brainhubeu if the issue is created by any member of the brainhubeu organization with no comments by external contributors
- otherwise answering: answered if the last comment is by a brainhubeu member
- otherwise answering: not answered
severity (only for bugs, mutually exclusive):
- severity: blocked - nothing is working
- severity: critical - the most important features are often broken
- severity: major - the most important features are sometimes broken or medium important features are often broken
- severity: medium - medium important features are sometimes broken or less important features are often broken
- severity: minor - less important features are sometimes broken
- severity: trivial - it'd be nice to fix but we can live without fixing it
used by third-party GitHub apps:
- 💵 Funded on Issuehunt - funded on IssueHunt so you can earn money, fixing the given issue
- 🎁 Rewarded on Issuehunt - already rewarded on IssueHunt
other labels:
- duplicate - if the given issue is a duplicate of another issue
- no reproduction details - if we miss details needed to reproduce the given issue
- needs discussion - if we need to discuss details of the given issue
- proposed issuehunt if we consider the given issue to fund on IssueHunt
- hacktoberfest - used in Hacktoberfest during October, each year so you can obtain a T-shirt according to the Hacktoberfest rules

PRs labels:

testing (mutually exclusive):
- tested & works
- tested & fails
used by third-party GitHub apps:
- renovate for PRs opened by Renovate
- dependencies for PRs opened by Dependabot
other labels:
- wip - Work in Progress so don't merge

Labels used for both issues and PRs:

blocked if a given issue or PR is blocked by another issue or PR