Merge request label for indicating initial development of a project

Merge request related to an enhancement or upgrade of the existing code, increasing the efficiency or effectiveness of the software without necessarily introducing new features to end user.

Merge request label for indicating work related to internal audit, logging, reporting improvement

An enhancement may be made to address specific user needs or requests, or they may be made to address broader goals, such as increasing the efficiency or effectiveness of the software.

Merge request label for indicating reverting change

This label is used to indicate cherry picks into previous releases for fixing an issue

These tickets are uncommon and overall less useful since they don’t describe concrete actionable issues. They are enhancement requests that we might consider adding someday to the framework if an excellent patch is submitted. They are not a high priority.

This label indicates that the issue is a duplicate and there has been a related issue created

This issue requires further information but lack of responses from submitter. Close after inactivity for more than 6 months.

This defect is low impact, no breaking workflow/any workflow, medium/low security vulnerabilities There is a workaround that exists

This defect has medium impact, no breaking workflow/no data loss, high/medium security vulnerabilities There is a workaround that exists and should be fixed after high priority

This defects is a major issue but certain parts of the system remain functional.

This defect indicates complete shut-down of the process, nothing can proceed further and constitutes a breaking defect

Label used to indicate issue found during M17 milestone

Label used to indicate issue found during M16 milestone

Merge request related to documentation only

Merge request label for indicating version upgrade for release management

Merge request label for indicating cherry picks

Merge request label for indicating notice update

Merge request label for indicating CICD related / DevOps changes for release management