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  • gdk:broken
    GitLab.org
    This label is used to track broken GDK incidents and their fixes.
  • Designated for epics/issues that stem from the System Usability Scale (SUS) responder outreach calls. Issues labeled with "SUS Improvement" are typically aimed at enhancing the usability and user experience of our products/services based on feedback gathered from SUS surveys.
  • appsec-sasthelpful
    GitLab.org
    Add this label when AppSec's SAST rules were helpful, informative, and/or not unhelpful. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gl-security/product-security/appsec/sast-custom-rules
  • Apply this label if AppSec's SAST rules were unhelpful and/or incorrect. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gl-security/product-security/appsec/sast-custom-rules
  • Added when automation has detected a SAST violation of GitLab's AppSec team's rules. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gl-security/product-security/appsec/sast-custom-rules
  • SUS Survey
    GitLab.org
    Issues and epics labeled with "SUS Survey" are directly associated with the administration, analysis, or outcomes of the System Usability Scale (SUS) survey. This label is utilized for tracking tasks related to planning, conducting, or evaluating SUS surveys.
  • Web IDE issues which have NOT yet been prioritized into the current iteration or a future iteration.
  • Web IDE issues which HAVE been prioritized into the current iteration or a future iteration.
  • Web IDE issues that are being ignored from the current webide-workflow process and automation.
  • webide-workflowdone
    GitLab.org
    Web IDE issues which have already been closed in previous iterations
  • Issues related to visualization of CI pipelines, including pipeline graphs, pipeline dependencies for triggers, cross-project pipelines, and child/parent pipelines.
  • moved-from-growth
    GitLab.org
    temporary label used to transition some issues from Growth to Fulfillment