Related to tools, process, standards for doc/UI/Release Post content testing, including linting. Also use more-specific labels like ~vale or ~markdownlint, if applicable. Typically involving the Technical Writing Test Automation Committee.

(optional) Technical Writing team member's effort, similar to fixing a single misspelling or adding a punctuation

(optional) Technical Writing team member's effort, similar to creating an entirely new page for a feature or process

(optional) Technical Writing team member's effort, similar to developing or revising a few sentences

(optional) Technical Writing team member's effort, similar to developing or revising a section of content

(optional) Technical Writing team member's effort, similar to revising a full page of provided content, or developing a half page

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The Technical Writing team has completed their work on this item.

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Issues that report undesirable or incorrect behavior. See https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/engineering/metrics/#work-type-classification

Any issue/MR that contains work to support the implementation of a feature and/or results in an improvement in the user experience. Read more at https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/engineering/metrics/#work-type-classification

When using this type, the issue will be excluded from cross functional planning metrics. This is used for meta, planning, issues.

Upkeeping efforts and catch-up corrective improvements that are not Feature nor Bugs. Read more at https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/engineering/metrics/#work-type-classification

Issues related to unit testing of GitLab code

The label is for upgrade bugs which resulted in retroactively adding required upgrade stop to the Upgrade Path. Also applied to the relevant Root Cause Analysis issues for such upgrade bugs. https://handbook.gitlab.com/handbook/engineering/unplanned-upgrade-stop/

GitLab security releases. This label should only be added for (critical) security root/meta issues. Do not add this label to individual security issues and/or merge requests.

Related to upgrading GitLab software

This label represent issues that requires fixes too be developed upstream in dependency projects

Issues that show up in the Usability Wishlist on our direction page