On Wed, 20 Oct 2021 19:50:10 +0200 Tomasz Konojacki <me@xenu.pl> wrote: > Our GitHub labels are a mess. To make the situation a little bit better, > I propose to remove the following GitHub labels: > > - "affects-*" - IIRC they used to be automatically set by perlbug. > Usually, they point to some random version of Perl, which isn't > helpful at all. In reality, 99% of our tickets fall into one of the > two groups: "still broken in blead" and "doesn't affect any of the > supported versions and should be closed". > > - "Severity *" - this one also was inherited from the old bugtracker. > It's meaningless. The only kind of ticket priority we actually have is > blockers and non-blockers. > > Is anyone opposed? > > PS. To all the people who have issue management permissions: *please* > add a distro-* label when you know that the ticket is platform-specific. > We aren't doing a very good job at it. I've just spent an hour adding > them to old open tickets. BTW, labels for the issues affecting dual-life modules seem useful, but we rarely set them. Ditto for some of the type-* labels, e.g. type-ithreads.Thread Previous