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Related to the quantify-core analysis.

Related to the quantify-scheduler Qblox hardware backend.

Related to the quantify-scheduler Zurich Instruments hardware backend.

Related to the compilation of a schedule from the gate to pulse level, or pulse to backend level.

Related to the control of experiment, e.g. measurement control, settables and gettables, etc..

Related to quantify dataset and its handling.

Related to the documentation, its building, RTD, docstrings, tutorials, etc..

Related to aspects not strictly related to code, e.g., problems with CI, GitLab workflow, non-code issues, etc..

Related to realtime plotting or schedules visualization.

Good issue for onboarding new contributors

[Progress captain: assignee] MR not ready for complete review. Equivalent to Draft/WIP. The assignee is responsible for asking help/advice by tagging relevant people. Next state: "2. Review me!".

[Progress captain: assignee] MR was submitted and is ready for review. Assignee may tag potential reviewers in the comments. Next state: "3. In review...".

[Progress captain: reviewer] A reviewer with enough expertise is reviewing the MR (the reviewer should self-assign as such). If there are no concerns so far and the reviewer does not have enough expertise, the "2. Review me!" label should be activated again. Next state: "4. Change requested" or "5. Merge me!".

[Progress captain: assignee] Reviewer's comments need to be addressed (comments/code/test/docs/etc.). Conflict with target branch should be addressed carefully. Next state: "2. Review me!".

[Progress captain: assignee & maintainer] MR ready to be merged. Assignee should tag maintainers. Next state: Merged or "4. Change requested".

New issue that just got created -- flag it so it can be reviewed/follow-up defined by maintainers

This is requested to be discussed in a coming weekly Developers Meeting.

Old ticket with no recent updates: not closing as there is still potential value -- it will however not actively be tracked by maintainers when this label is on.

[Progress captain: creator of the issue] The problem in the new issue is not reproducible and/or not clear enough to allow for the design of a solution.