Labels

• A-blocked

  issue or PR is blocked until something else changes.
• A-debug

  issue requires detective debug work to figure out what's going wrong.
• A-design

  issue requires design work to think about how it would best be accomplished.
• A-stale

  issue or PR is deprecated and needs to be closed.
• A-tooBig

  Action needed label. Marks that there is a specific action needed for issue/PR
• A-triage

  issue description needs refactor and/or labeled.
• C-chaotic

  Unpredictable nature of this task/changes makes its chaotic.
• C-complex

  Complex changes across multiple modules. Possibly will require additional research.
• C-simple

  Minor changes changes, no additional research needed. Good first issue/review.
• Epic

  Issue used to track development status of a complex feature, aggregates several issues
• Feature-branch

  pull request from feature branch to origin.
• P-critical

  this must be fixed immediately or contributors or users will be severely impacted.
• P-high

  this should be addressed ASAP.
• P-low

  this is mostly nice to have.
• Release

  pull request with next release changes.
• S-babe

  issues related to block production functionality.
• S-ci

  issue related to continuous integration tasks or piplelines.
• S-cli

  issue related to Gossamer CLI.
• S-crypto

  issues related to the lib/crypto package.
• S-dependencies

  issues related to polkadot host disputes subsystem functionality.
• S-doc

  documentation related.
• S-grandpa

  issues related to block finality.
• S-infrastructure

  issues related to infrastructure and DevOps.
• S-network

  issues related to the dot/network package.
• S-rpc

  issues related to the dot/rpc package.
• S-runtime

  issues related to the lib/runtime package.
• S-scale

  issues related to the pkg/scale package.
• S-state

  issues related to dot/state package.
• S-subsystems-availability

  issues related to polkadot host availability subsystem functionality.
• S-subsystems-backing

  issues related to polkadot host backing subsystem functionality.