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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- Superseded - was a bug at one time, but is no longer present because of other changes.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.
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