Labels

Use this label for issues related to the API portion of the application.

Use this label for issues related to the backend portion of the application.

Use this label for issues related to bugs in the codebase.

Use this label when you want to track use cases or feedback from customers. This label indicates that a specific feature or functionality is being tested or evaluated by customers, and their feedback will be used to improve the overall product.

Use this label for issues related to the database portion of the application.

Use this label for issues related to deployment of the application, such as setting up CI/CD pipelines or configuring server environments.

Use this label when you need to have a discussion with your programming colleagues about a specific problem or feature. This label indicates that further discussion and collaboration are needed before proceeding with a decision.

Use this label for issues related to documentation, such as updating README files or documenting code.

Use this label for issues related to feature enhancements.

Use this label for issues related to new features or functionality being added to the application.

Use this label for issues related to the frontend portion of the application.

Use this label for issues related to ongoing maintenance tasks, such as updating dependencies or patching security vulnerabilities.

Use this label for issues that have to be made prior to the first milestone.

Use this label for issues that have to be made prior to the second milestone.

Use this label for issues that have to be made prior to the third milestone.

Use this label for issues related to performance optimization or bottlenecks.

Use this label for issues related to code refactoring or cleanup.

Use this label for issues related to security vulnerabilities or concerns.

Issues related to the overall structure and design of the project, including use case diagrams, database models, and other design-related tasks.

Use this label for issues related to testing the codebase, such as writing or updating unit/integration tests.