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Issue handling workflow
Adam Schmideg edited this page Nov 11, 2018
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Keep the number of open issues under 820
Keep the ratio of open issues per all issues under 13%
Have 50 issues labelled help wanted and 50 good first issue.
Use structured labels of the form <category>:<label>
or if need be <category>:<main>/<sub>
, for example area: plugins/foobuzzer
.
Use the following labels. Areas and statuses depend on the application and workflow.
- area
area: android
area: clef
area: network
area: swarm
area: whisper
- type
type: bug
type: feature
type: documentation
type: discussion
- status
status: PR review
status: community working on it
- need
need: more info
need: steps to reproduce
need: investigation
need: decision
Use these milestones
- Future - Maybe implement one day
- Coming soon - Not assigned to a specific release, but to be delivered in one of the upcoming releases
- <next version> - Next release with a version number
- <next-next version> - The version after the next release with a version number
- <next major release> - Optional.
It's ok to not set a due date for a milestone, but once you release it, close it. If you have a few issues dangling, consider moving them to the next milestone, and close this one.
Optionally, use a project board to collect issues of a larger effort that has an end state and overarches multiple releases.
- Workflow
- We have a weekly or bi-weekly triage meeting. This is when we go through the new issues and do one of the following
- Close it.
- Assign it to the "Next tasks" milestone which doesn't have an end date.
- Move it to the Backlog milestone.
- Change its status to "Needs more information" or "Needs discussion".
- We have a weekly or bi-weekly triage meeting. This is when we go through the new issues and do one of the following