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(because keeping the wiki pages in the source tree should allow other people to edit them and make pull requests, more easily that modifying the "protected" wiki pages (without making them fully publicly editable.)
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Explanations for possibly mysterious lables used on Optiboot github "issues."
Component-Docs - requires a fix in the documentation only
Component-Makefiles - requires a change to the makefiles only
Component-Scripts - changes to the scripts only
Discussion - an "issue" that has significant "discussion" involved; may not be an actual bug.
Duplicate
help wanted - "official maintainers" don't have the parts or the interest. A request for someone in the community to provide a patch/pull request/etc.
Invalid - the bug is reported in error, or determined not to exist.
Maintainability - affects the ease of maintenance of the program.
Not-our-issue - the actual problem is determined to lie outside of optiboot itself.
OpSys-Linux
OpSys-OSX
OpSys-Windows
Partly Done - come code has been added/merged, but there is more to do.
Priority-Critical
Priority-High
Priority-Low
Priority-Medium
Question - more of a
Regression - something that used to work correctly has broken
Superseded - was a bug at one time, but is no longer present because of other changes.
Type-Defect
Type-Enhancement
Type-newChip - request for a new chip; usually involves Makefile and pin_defs.h, but not actual program logic.
Type-Other
Type-Patch
wontfix - describes a real problem that can't be fixed, or won't be fixed because we think it is outside the scope of Optiboot.