Contributing guide should explain the issue tracker tags#25832
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Here there's a few multiple levels within the E group itself, for example E-hard is a thing but E-easy definitely means easy. I'm... not sure what the E stands for!
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yeah, E- seems to categorize difficulty, but I'm not sure what a relevant mneumonic for that would be. Exigency status, perhaps? Or just "Easiness"?
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I suppose D may have been a better prefix... perhaps "experience"?
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The A is actually for the "area" of the project it's in.
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Looks good to me! r=me with a squash |
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I'm about to delete A-an-interesting-project and rename I-regression to I-stable-regression. |
A discussion at #25832 established what the abbreviations mean.
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Amended the squashed commit to remove mention of A-an-interesting-project. It never specifically discussed I-stable-regression. Thanks for the heads up that those are changing! |
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@bors: rollup |
…lexcrichton I took a guess at what they mean, but could be totally wrong. Please comment, and I'll update the PR with corrections!
…lexcrichton I took a guess at what they mean, but could be totally wrong. Please comment, and I'll update the PR with corrections!
I took a guess at what they mean, but could be totally wrong. Please comment, and I'll update the PR with corrections!
A discussion at rust-lang#25832 established what the abbreviations mean.
I took a guess at what they mean, but could be totally wrong. Please comment, and I'll update the PR with corrections!