Issue Labels

An overview of labels used in RetDec and all related projects:

• Type. What is the general nature of the issue?
  • bug - Issues that make RetDec broken.
  • enhancement - Improvements of existing features, infrastructure, sources, etc.
  • new-feature - Brand-new functionality.
• Priority. Used only to emphasize very important issues.
  • high-priority
• Phase. What phase(s) are impacted?
  • P-build - Build phase.
  • P-install - Installation phase.
  • P-run - Program execution.
  • P-output - Unexpected output.
• Operating system. Which OS is affected? An issue can be specific to multiple OSs (e.g. Linux and MacOS). If it is not OS specific (i.e. it applies to all OSs), the tag is not used.
  • O-linux
  • O-macos
  • O-windows
• Question.
  • Q-question - Someone asks something we (anyone) answer(s) and close.
  • Q-discussion - Requires or encourages further conversation to figure out what to do.
• Status. What is the current issue's state?
  • S-invalid
  • S-wontfix
  • S-duplicate
  • S-pending - Something needs to happen before this can be solved. Often used with references to other issues.
• Component. What component is the issue related to?
  • C-<repository>[-part] - Issue is related to repository, and optionally its part. For example, C-retdec-scripts, C-fileformat, C-fileformat-fileinfo. Issues related to the repository to which the issue tracker belongs do not need to be labeled. That is, issues from the retdec repository are not labeled with C-retdec.
  • C-docs - Metacomponent for any documentation-related issues.
  • C-build-system - Metacomponent for any build-system-related issues (CMake, Git submodule, C++ packages, etc.).
  • C-continuous-integration - Metacomponent for any continuous-integration-related issues.
• Development. What could you help us with? In general, you can help us with any open, unassigned issue(s). However, some issues may be tagged with the following specific labels.
  • D-help-wanted - Issue is particularly suitable to be solved by the community. However, if it won't be, we will get to is sooner or later.
  • D-DIY - This could be done, but we won't do it. It is on the community.