Labels can be applied to issues, merge requests, and epics. Group labels are available for any project within the group.
Labels
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Issues, merge requests, and epics related to the docs archives https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-docs-archives
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Issues describing a documentation backport to older GitLab versions
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A Technical Writer has picked up this item from the docs or tw-team Slack channels, or from roulette, AND the item is outside of their assigned groups.
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Apply this label only on issues/MRs that reply to a community comment in docs.gitlab.com
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An idea or proposal for documentation content. For documentation site features, use https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gitlab-docs/issues
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Related to docs linting (markdownlint, Vale) https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/documentation/testing.html#local-linters
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Issues with missing documentation. Technical Writing team to follow up with Development team.
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Issues and MRs that only require a documentation change, to differentiate from those coupled with a feature change
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Documentation tasks that need to be reviewed by the Technical Writing team.
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Ongoing discussions and proposals related to the docs site (not ready for development yet)
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Issues, MRs, Epics for docs.gitlab.com ready for development by engs and UXers
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Issues and MRs (docs site): to be scheduled / prioritized
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A follow-up issue/MR for additional documentation work from merged MRs. This can occur when more work is required after a technical writer review, or if a technical writer review didn’t occur.
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(Trivial) Tiny change, such as fixing a single misspelling or grammatical mistake.
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(Small) Simple change where problem is well understood, and little or no investigation is required. Typically a few words up to a couple sentences.
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(Medium) Solution is well understood and relatively straightforward, small investigation effort may be required. Typically involving a few sentences.
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(Large) Requires effort in validation through replication or research. Typically, more than a paragraph, less than a page.
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(Very Large) Solution may not be straightforward or known. Significant investigation or expert knowledge required. Typically revising up to a full page, or sections of multiple pages.
Prioritized