Request for contributors - Reducing high priority issues

[seanbudd]

Greetings contributors,

NV Access has recently performed a review of our p2 https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/blob/master/projectDocs/issues/triage.md#priority (priority 2) issues.
Currently NVDA has no open p1 issues, so these issues are the projects highest priority right now.
Through this process we have attempted to ensure each p2 has clear steps to progress, or clear explanation on why the issue cannot be progressed.
Please let us know if further information or action from NV Access is needed on any of these issues.

Note that priorities are defined in the triage process.
As a community project, we hope these priorities on issues reflect those of the community.
If you feel these priorities do not accurately reflect user needs, please let us know suggestions on how to improve these definitions.

Currently there are 30 open p2 issues, many of these are challenging to progress, which is why this backlog has grown.
While triaging these issues, we identified 10 key issues that can be progressed by the community with the label bug squash target .
We'd like to encourage contributors to focus on progressing these issues.
Some of these issues can be progressed with help from triagers/testers, to get more information on the issue, such as creating crash dumps or log files.
However, most of these issues are waiting on a developer to investigate the problem and implement a solution.
Given our growing number of community contributors and community contributions, we ask that developers prioritise these key issues.
Note that while we'd love to squash these 10 p2s as a priority, we still welcome other code contributions.

Thanks for all your support and contributions!

NV Access

[seanbudd]

Hi all, we've recently re-triaged p2s and updated the bug squash list.
Please let us know if there's anything we can do to assist further in progressing, investigating or planning fixes for outstanding p2s.
Right now there is 22 open p2s and 9 bug squash targets.