Labels

• Bug: Already Fixed

  Issues that report already fixed bugs.
• Bug: Cannot Fix (Discord)

  Bugs that exist in Discord itself and are out of our control to fix.
• Bug: Cannot Fix (Module)

  Bugs that exist in Module and are out of our control to fix.
• Bug: Cannot Reproduce

  Issues that report bugs that cannot be reproduced.
• Bug: Confirmed

  Issues that report confirmed bugs.
• Bug: Fixed

  Issues that report bugs and have been fixed.
• Bug: Fixed in main

  Issues that report bugs from stable, but that are fixed in main.
• Bug: Pending Response

  Issues that report bugs and are pending of a response from the author.
• Bug: Unverified

  Issues that report unverified bugs. Pending for inspection.
• Event: Hacktoberfest

  Issues and PRs related to Hacktoberfest.
• Meta: Bike-Shedding

  Issues and PRs that nit pick
• Meta: BugFix

  PRs that fix bugs or issues.
• Meta: Cleanup

  Issues and PRs related to code cleanup.
• Meta: Dependencies

  Issues and PRs related to dependencies.
• Meta: Documentation

  Issues and PRs related to documentation.
• Meta: Error Handling

  Issues and PRs related to error handling.
• Meta: Examples

  Issues and PRs related to examples.
• Meta: Feature

  Issues and PRs related to new features.
• Meta: Github

  Issues and PRs related to GitHub.
• Meta: Refactor

  Issues and PRs related to refactors.
• Priority: Critical

  Issues that must be fixed or PRs that must be finished and merged with maximum priority.
• Priority: High

  Issues that must be fixed or PRs that must be finished and merged with high priority.
• Priority: Low

  Issues that must be fixed or PRs that must be finished and merged with low priority.
• Priority: Medium

  Issues that must be fixed or PRs that must be finished and merged with medium priority.
• Priority: Super Low

  Issues/PR's that have a priority so low that even a quantum computer couldn't calculate it.
• SEM: Major

  PRs that contain breaking changes and should be released in the next major version.
• SEM: Minor

  PRs that contain new features and should be released in the next minor version.
• SEM: N/A

  PRs that only contain documentation changes and do not change the api's interface.
• SEM: Patch

  PRs that contain bugfixes and should be released in the next patch version.
• Status: Blocked

  PRs that are blocked by other issues/PRs.