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Set by maintainers: waiting for a response from the reporter or external information

Reports a defect: the software behaves wrongly, crashes or contradicts its documentation

Pull requests that update a dependency file

Concerns documentation only: README, guides, comments or examples

Repeats an existing issue or pull request

Asks for a new feature or an improvement to existing behaviour

Pull requests that update GitHub Actions code

Set by maintainers: small, well-scoped task suited to a first-time contributor

Security or default-safety improvement without a known vulnerability

Set by maintainers: outside contributors are invited to take this on

Translations and internationalization

Not a valid report: unrelated to this project or too thin to act on

Pull requests that update javascript code

Set by maintainers: needs a spec or brainstorm before implementation can start

Needs a first triage pass

Set by maintainers: the reported behaviour could not be reproduced

Speed, memory use or rendering performance

Pull requests that update php code

Data loss, a security exploit, or a failure that stops all users or all dependent repositories

Breaks a major feature for a subset of users, or a confirmed security gap with no workaround

Cosmetic or documentation change, or a nice-to-have enhancement with no functional impact

A real defect with a workaround, or a maintainability issue in active code

Pull requests that update python code

Asks how something works and reports no defect and requests no change

Restructuring or cleanup of code with no change in behaviour

Security-relevant finding

Visual appearance, CSS or layout

Caused by an upstream dependency such as webtrees core, not by this project

Set by maintainers: valid, but the maintainers decided not to act on it