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Identify spec performance issues created by gitlab-org/quality/engineering-productivity/team#354

Used to track issues within gitlab-org group that need to be resolved in order for gl-infra to proceed with their migration to kubernetes

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Add or improve the support for specific languages, language versions, package managers, or package manager versions

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Used to highlight merge requests linked to one or more issues. For easily determining hackathon point calculations. Automatically applied by https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/community-relations/contributor-success/toolbox

This label means this issue proposal about adding a lint to our codebase is being requested

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