Labels #TODO: *1 the labels used are not in line with this doc, lets fix
Type
- To define type of issue
- 1 needs to be used (and only 1)!
Name | Description | Used in |
---|---|---|
story | home, org, project | |
task | home, org, project | |
ticket | type | org, project |
bug | issue reported by anyone | code, ays, doc, www, quality |
feature | improvement asked for by anyone | code, project, ays, doc, www, cockpit, org |
question | anyone wants to ask something | home, code, project, ays, doc, www, cockpit |
monitor | monitoring system found an issue | project, cockpit, www |
lead | lead for sales, can convert in business | project, org |
test | a test task | org, cockpit |
Priority
- Define priority in which issue needs to resolved
- 1 needs to be used, and only 1!
Name | Description | Used in |
---|---|---|
critical | all | |
urgent | all | |
normal | all | |
minor | all |
Process
- Define 2 optional process related labels
Name | Description | Used in |
---|---|---|
duplicate | all | |
wontfix | all |
State
- Define state of issue in the Kanban flow
- 1 needs to be used, and only 1!
- Remark
- These states need to be useful over all projects, e.g. over customer projects, code projects, stories, ...
- Good filters should be used in waffle to represent a Kanban well
Name | Description | Used in |
---|---|---|
new | new or issue in backlog (is no label, is the default) | all |
inprogress | people are working on it | all |
question | needs input | all |
verification | testing, verification with customer | all |
closed | nothing to do, 100% done | all |