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created; added lables explanation authored Apr 15, 2015 by Peter Krautzberger's avatar Peter Krautzberger
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This page collects notes specific to the way we work on GitHub.
### Issue
#### labels explained
The most frequent labels on open issues:
* Accepted
* Primarily marks issues that have been accepted, i.e., bugs we want to fix.
* used for actual bugs.
* other labels and in particular milestones should be used to indicate a timeline
* Feature Request
* indicates issues that request to add a new feature
Labels used early in the life of an issue:
* Investigate
* indicates that one team member has reviewed the issue but has not yet been able to classify it further (usually due to lack of information from OP)
* Abandoned
* indicates issues that have been abandoned
* usually found when a thread goes cold before the issue could be identified / categorized properly
* Cannot Reproduce
* means a team member has tried and failed to reproduce the issue.
* Expected Behavior
* usually indicates that this the report describes the correct behavior (e.g., MathML rendering, TeX conversion)
* can mean "won't fix" (e.g., some rare deviations from TeX/LaTeX are due to fundamental differences of Web vs TeX)
* Duplicate
* means a team member considers the issue a duplicate of another
* must include a link to duplicate.
Long term labels:
* Browser Bug
* indicates the behavior is caused by browser bugs (or limitations)
* should ideally link to upstream issues (and report them if necessary)
* often means no work around is (currently) feasible
* Meta Issue
* indicates issues that collect other issues by categories
* primarily used to avoid pollution of the label names.
* MML spec limitation
* indicates that an issue relates to shortcomings of the MathML specification
Labels related to development:
* Ready for Development
* indicates that a resolution has been identified but not yet implemented
* Ready for Release
* (**pkra:** not sure)
* Ready for Review
* indicates a resolution strategy has been proposed.
* (**pkra:** could be replaced by pull requests?)
* In Development
* indicates that a team member is actively working on resolving the issue
* Fixed
* for issues that have been fixed in the some branch but are missing other requirements for closing.
* Merged
* indicates a development branch has been merged into the `develop` branch.
* Needs Documentation
* indicates an issue requires the documentation to change or be created
* ideally, an issue on the mathjax/mathjax-docs is cross-linked
* QA - Testcase Wanted / QA - Unit Test Wanted
* indicates a test is missing
* ideally, an issue on the mathjax/mathjax-test is cross-linked
* QA - In Testsuite
* indicates a test has been added to the testsuite at mathjax/mathjax-test
* QA - Do Not Write Automated Test
* indicates no test will be necessary for the issue
Other labels
* vN.m.p
* indicates an issue has been resolved in a specific release
* could be replaced by milestones?
* Adress later
* indicates that this item is not going to be resolved anytime soon.
* could be replaced with milestone assignment
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