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  • Changes that only make the code cleaner and do not change how the code works nor the outputs.
  • Changes that affect dependencies.
  • Changes that affect developers only, including non-customer-facing tools.
  • Changes to documentation only.
  • Changes that are for internationalization only.
  • Changes that are for performance improvements only.
  • Changes in the way the code works internally without changing output. Contrast to "Cleanup".
  • Changes that remove or significantly update old unused code and/or dependencies.
  • Changes to test code only.
  • Changes to customer-facing tools. Contrast to "Developer".
  • This is currently an issue that is unable to be resolved or worked on due to a blocker.
  • This issue is old and hasn't had activity in 6 months.
  • The pull request is unmergable.
  • The bug issue was reviewed and is verified to have the problem stated and a PR should be created.
  • This issue or PR is a work in progress.
  • This issue will not be fixed or otherwise handled. When applied, the issue should be closed.
  • Not the ladybug kind, but the software gremlin kind.
  • Issues or changes specifically related to design (including UX/UI, look-and-feel, and general art).
  • This issue is a duplicate. When applied, the duplicate issue should be referenced in a comment.
  • An enhancement, new feature, or quality of life improvement. Contrast with 'cleanup'.
  • An issue that could be handled by anyone, even new members of the community.
  • This issue is not a bug as reported, or not reproducible. When applied, the issue should be closed.
  • Issues that are just questions. When the question is resolved, the issue should be closed.
  • Issues or changes specifically related to social media and external communications.
  • A bug that manifests as test failures in an unpredictable way.