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Category:Serverless
GitLab.org
All issues and MRs related to the Serverless category within devops::configure. https://about.gitlab.com/direction/configure/serverless/
Category:Chaos Engineering
GitLab.org
Issues related to chaos engineering (part of ~devops:configure stage)
devopsconfigure [DEPRECATED]
GitLab.org
[DEPRECATED] should use devops::deploy now. Issues for the Configure stage of the DevOps lifecycle (e.g. Auto DevOps , Kubernetes Configuration, ChatOps, Serverless, PaaS)
Category:Infrastructure as Code
GitLab.org
All issues and MRs related to the Infrastructure as Code category within devops::configure. https://about.gitlab.com/direction/configure
[deprecated] Accepting merge requests
GitLab.org
[deprecated] Please use "Seeking community contributions" instead. gitlab-org/developer-relations/contributor-success/team-task#77
Category:Cluster Monitoring
GitLab.org
Issues belonging to the Monitor stage Health group for product category Cluster Monitoring
Category:Auto DevOps
GitLab.org
Issues for Auto DevOps, part of the Configure stage of the DevOps lifecycle
Category:Code Quality
GitLab.org
All issues and MRs related to the Code Quality category. See https://about.gitlab.com/direction/secure/static-analysis/code-quality/
Category:Container Registry
GitLab.org
Category label - Features that apply to management container registries
groupconfigure [DEPRECATED]
GitLab.org
[DEPRECATED] should use group::environments. Issues belonging to the Configure group of the Configure stage of the DevOps lifecycle. See https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/product/categories/#configure-group
Category:Continuous Integration
GitLab.org
All issues and MRs related to the continuous integration category within devops:verify https://about.gitlab.com/direction/verify/continuous_integration
infrastructure configuration
GitLab.org
Issues for Infrastructure Configuration, part of the Configure stage of the DevOps lifecycle
Category:Cluster Cost Optimization
GitLab.org
Issues related to the "cluster cost optimization" category of the configure stage. See &503
Category:Cloud Native Installation
GitLab.org
development guidelines
GitLab.org
Changes or updates to the development guidelines in the /development directory in the GitLab documentation. (Info: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/)
groupsource code
GitLab.org
Issues belonging to the Source Code group of the Create stage of the DevOps lifecycle. See https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/product/categories/#source-code-group
grouprunner
GitLab.org
Issues belonging to the Runner group of the Verify stage of the DevOps lifecycle.
Category:Kubernetes Management
GitLab.org
Relating the `Kubernetes Management` category within the configure stage
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requires production access
GitLab.org
Bugs that result in support having to access the production Rails console or filesystem to fix.
researched [DEPRECATED]
GitLab.org
User feedback (from the wider GitLab community) gathered via multiple comments, a survey, UsabilityHub study, card sort/tree test, usability testing and/or user interviews.
resource planning
GitLab.org
Manage your capacity and resources across a portfolio of products and programs. Track estimated effort vs actuals, see over and under capacity commitments, and visualize these on your roadmap, high level burn-down charts, and reports.
responsive
GitLab.org
Pertaining to responsive web design which is aimed at crafting sites to provide an optimal viewing and interaction experience—easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling—across a wide range of devices.
retention
GitLab.org
Items related to increasing customer retention that fall outside of Group::Retention. Used for tracking.
retrospective:11.4
GitLab.org
Identified improvements we could make as a result of the 11.4 retrospective.
reverted
GitLab.org
This MR contains changes that were reverted (automatically), and have to be re-added by the author.
risk treatmentaccept
GitLab.org
The vulnerability is accepted (often due to very low risk) and it will not be fixed.
risk treatmentfalse positive
GitLab.org
The vulnerability was incorrectly reported and is not actually present or exploitable in any way.