Labels

• ide: Delphi

  Issues that impact the Delphi IDE
• ide: Lazarus

  Issues that impact the Lazarus IDE
• os: Android

  Issues that happens on Android
• os: BSD

  Issues that happens on BSD
• os: Embedded

  Issues that happens on Embedded OSs
• os: iOS

  Issues that happens on iOS
• os: Linux

  Issues that happens on Linux
• os: MacOS

  Issues that happens on MacOS
• os: Windows

  Issues that happens on Windows
• pri: High

  Highest Priority for issues that are confirmed bugs
• pri: Low

  Lowest Priority for issues that are confirmed bugs
• pri: Medium

  Medium Priority for issues that are confirmed bugs
• rev: Need more info

  When a reported issue is unclear
• rev: Not an Issue

  When the reported issue is not a bug nor a feature request
• rev: Not Planned

  Issue that isn't being worked on or not going to be implemented at the current state of the project.
• rev: Ongoing

  When a reported issue was able to be reproduced and is currently being worked on
• rev: Planned

  When a feature request is approved and will be implemented
• rev: Unconfirmed

  When the reported issue couldn't be reproduced with the info provided in current code
• sec: API

  Issues that happen with the API feature of the package
• sec: DBWare

  Issues that happen with the DBWare feature of the package
• sec: Web

  Issues that happen with the Web feature of the package
• seg: Client

  Issues that happen on the Client side of the package
• seg: Server

  Issues that happen on the Server side of the package
• sev: Critical

  The degree on which the issue impacts functionality of the package
• sev: Low

  The degree on which the issue impacts functionality of the package
• sev: Moderate

  The degree on which the issue impacts functionality of the package
• vcs: Error

  When the issue is a bug
• vcs: Improvement

  When the issue enhances the project in any way
• vcs: New Feature

  When the issue represents a new feature for the project
• vcs: Optimization

  When the issue enhances existing features without changing their functionality