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Note tag label names and definitions
Sam Clements edited this page 2015-01-18 00:24:59 +00:00
The word "Issues" encompassed both bugs and feature requests.
If the meaning is blank, then the meaning is implicit in the name (contribute a clarifying definition if you believe the meaning is not self-evident).
If the meaning is a "?", then Felix did not immediately know the meaning of the label and does not think it is self-evident.
| TAGS LABELS | Meaning |
|---|---|
| AREA TAGS | |
| A-an-interesting-project | A self-contained independent project |
| A-android | Related to Android mobile device OS |
| A-attributes | Issues with Rust meta-data attributes |
| A-build | Issues bootstrapping rust compiler and runtime |
| A-codegen | Issues with rustc code generator |
| A-concurrency | Scheduler, tasks, plus other concurrency idioms |
| A-debuginfo | Debug meta-data for integration with gdb |
| A-destructors | Destructors (static lifetime based; not finalization) |
| A-diagnostics | Error reporting (some overlap with A-lint) |
| A-docs | Issues with tutorials, manuals, and API docs |
| A-driver | Issues with wrapper around rustc/rustdoc/etc |
| A-ffi | Foreign Function Interface i.e. interop with C/C++ |
| A-freebsd | Related to FreeBSD operating system |
| A-frontend | Issues with rustc frontend (librustc::front::*) |
| A-grammar | Grammar spec (not implementation; see A-parser) |
| A-iOS | Related to Apple iOS device operating system |
| A-infrastructure | Mozilla-hosted services: buildbot, website, etc |
| A-instrumentation | Rust library / object code instrumentation |
| A-libs | Rust standard and contributed libraries |
| A-linkage | Crate format+tooling for dynamic/static linking |
| A-lint | Warning categorization and tooling in rustc |
| A-linux | Related to Linux operating system |
| A-llvm | Related to LLVM IR and code-generation library |
| A-macos | Related to Apple Mac OS X operating system |
| A-metadata | Crate-embedded data for reflection/compilation |
| A-parser | Parser impl. (not specification; see A-grammar) |
| A-pkg | Issues with package management e.g. rustpkg |
| A-plugin | compiler plugins and their infrastructure |
| A-pretty | Pretty-printing rust source via rustc --pretty |
| A-regions | Lifetime semantics; borrow-checker (aka borrowck) |
| A-resolve | Identifier/name resolution |
| A-runtime | Task scheduler, memory management, core I/O |
| A-rustdoc | API documentation extraction and generation tool |
| A-rusti | rusti is a REPL-like dynamic Rust interpreter |
| A-syntaxext | syntax extensions aka macros i.e. macro_rules! |
| A-testsuite | |
| A-tools | For Rust user: syntax highlighting, profiling, etc |
| A-traits | Trait system provides bounded polymorphism + OOP |
| A-typesystem | Rust's static type system, type check (aka typeck) |
| A-unicode | Unicode handling, parsing or conversion |
| A-versioning | Version numbers/handling for language + libraries |
| A-visibility | Visibility/privacy: item pub/priv and their access |
| A-windows | Related to Microsoft Windows operating system |
| BLOCKER TAGS | |
| B-RFC | Blocked on a Request-for-Comment |
| B-clarifying | put label description here |
| B-reproduce | Blocked on a need to reproduce problem locally |
| EFFORT TAGS | |
| E-easy | Effort: easy |
| E-hard | Effort: hard |
| E-mentor | ? |
| E-needtest | Effort: requires a unit test to be closed |
| E-tedious | Effort: tedious |
| IMPACT TAGS | |
| I-ICE | Importance: error internal to rustc |
| I-cleanup | Importance: Internal source code cleanup |
| I-completion | Importance: fill gaps in existing implementation |
| I-crash | Importance: Rust runtime/program is crashing |
| I-enhancement | Importance: Potential tools/language enhancement |
| I-nominated | Importance: Nominated for a milestone |
| I-papercut | Importance: easily fixable usability bug |
| I-slow | Importance: slow (in compile or running time) |
| I-wishlist | Importance: would be nice but can do without |
| I-wrong | Importance: behavior does not match specification |
| PRIORITY TAGS | |
| P-backcompat-lang | Priority: Language backward-compatible |
| P-backcompat-lib | Priority: Library backward-compatible |
| P-high | Priority: High |
| P-low | Priority: Low |
| uncategorized tags | |
| metabug | Collects several related issues together |
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