Fedora Council ticket queue
The Fedora Council uses a ticket queue to track decisions and other work. When opening a ticket to request a decision from the Fedora Council, please describe the issue in detail but have an explicit question (or better, a proposal) to decide on. If you are looking to start a discussion, consider posting to the #council tag on Fedora Discussion first.
Do not file Code of Conduct reports in the Fedora Council issue tracker. Those should be filed against the Code of Conduct issue tracker. |
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Currently, the Fedora Council uses the following priorities for tickets:
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OMG Urgent!!!1: The ticket should be acted on asynchronously as soon as possible.
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Needs Review (default): The ticket needs to be triaged.
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Next Meeting: The ticket should be addressed in the next meeting.
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Coming up: The ticket is lower priority.
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Waiting on {Assignee, Reporter, External}: The ticket is blocked on action or input from someone.
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The Fedora Council uses tags to indicate the topic of issues. Multiple tags should be applied when appropriate.
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budget: Big-picture budget issues.
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code-of-conduct:
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documentation
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elections
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events
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hackfests
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mindshare: Related to the Fedora Mindshare Committee.
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objectives
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policies
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spending-request: For as-we-go allocations
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ticket-vote: Indicates an issue that should be voted on by Fedora Council members.
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trademarks:
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When a vote is called for, the ticket-vote tag should be applied. Fedora Council members should vote by leaving a comment of +1 (in favor), 0 (abstain/no opinion/weakly opposed), or -1 (opposed). If multiple proposals or multiple versions of a proposal have been made, please indicate which the vote applies to. Fedora Council members can provide additional context explaining their vote, but should still indicate explicitly which of +1, 0, or -1 applies.
Policies for voting and approval are covered elsewhere.
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