Labels

• backport 6.0

  backport 6.0

• backport 6.1

  backport 6.1

• Bug

  Bug

  Probably a bug.

• Close (?)

  Close (?)

  Potentially stale or out of date issues.

• Discussion

  Discussion

  An issue opened for, or undergoing discussion.

• Documentation

  Documentation

  Affects the documentation.

• Duplicate

  Duplicate

  This issue or pull request already exists.

• Effort High

  Effort High

  Requires a large time investment.

• Effort Low

  Effort Low

  Requires a small time investment.

• Effort Medium

  Effort Medium

  Requires a moderate time investment.

• Examples

  Examples

  Related to the Example Gallery.

• Feature Request

  Feature Request

  New feature wanted.

• Good First Issue

  Good First Issue

  The best issues for new people to tackle.

• help wanted

  help wanted

  Extra attention is needed

• Infrastructure

  Infrastructure

  Issues or PRs that affect the CI or packaging.

• Invalid

  Invalid

  For issues and PRs which are not valid contributions.

• Keep Open

  Keep Open

  A label to ward off stale bot.

• Merge When CI Passes

  Merge When CI Passes

  Hit that merge button when it's all green.

• Minor Change

  Minor Change

  PR only needs one approval to merge.

• Needs Adoption

  Needs Adoption

  PRs that went stale but should be picked up again and completed.

• Needs Review

  Needs Review

  Needs review(s) before merge.

• No Changelog Entry Needed

  No Changelog Entry Needed

  Skip all changelog checks.

• Package Expert

  Package Expert

  Requires deep technical knowledge of the package; this means little help from reviewers.

• Package Intermediate

  Package Intermediate

  Requires good technical knowledge of the package.

• Package Novice

  Package Novice

  Requires little technical knowledge of the package.

• Performance

  Performance

  A label related to the memory or speed or other performance metrics of the code.

• pre-commit.ci autofix

  pre-commit.ci autofix

  Automatically fix pre-commit issues on this PR.

• Priority High

  Priority High

  Rapid action required.

• Priority Low

  Priority Low

  Rapid action not required.

• Priority Medium

  Priority Medium

  Non-urgent action required.