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  • Pull request needs code review.
  • Pull request is reviewed well, but should not yet be merged.
  • Pull request requires no code review (e.g., a sub-repository hash update).
  • Pull request is in progress. No review needed at this stage.
  • Pull request did not receive any updates in a long time. No review needed at this stage. Close it.
  • Pull request is waiting for changes on the CI to complete tests before review/merge can begin.
  • Pull request requires author to sign off on CLA before review/merge can begin.
  • Pull request is reviewed and has significant issues which must be addressed.
  • Pull request has minor issues that must be addressed before merging.
  • Pull request has areas for improvement. The author need not address them before merging.
  • Pull request that reverts recent changes.
  • Pull request is reviewed well, but cannot be merged due to conflicts.
  • Pull request is reviewed well, but cannot be merged due to tests failing.
  • Pull request is already reviewed well in another branch.
  • Pull request is reviewed well.
  • Pull request is reviewed well and worth buying the author a beer.
  • Pull request is reviewed well and can not be compensated with any amount of beer in the galaxy ;)
  • Pull request should also be back-ported to the beta/stable branch(es).
  • Changes should be mentioned in the release notes of the next minor version release.
  • This pull request blocks the next release from happening. Use only in extreme cases.
  • Issue can lead to a consensus failure.
  • The client panics and exits without proper error handling.
  • The client fails to follow expected, security-sensitive, behaviour.
  • The client fails to follow expected behavior.
  • The client behaves within expectations, however this “expected behaviour” itself is at issue.
  • Tests need fixing, improving or augmenting.
  • Documentation needs fixing, improving or augmenting.
  • Generic label for things that just have to get done but are no issues in first place.
  • Code needs refactoring.
  • An enhancement to provide a smaller (system load, memory, network or disk) footprint.