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@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ Misc. issue queries:
- [bugs without a severity label](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=label%3AA-BUG%20-label%3Aannoyance1-trivial%2Cannoyance2-minor%2Cannoyance3-blocker%2Cannoyance4-major%2Cannoyance5-critical) - [bugs without a severity label](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=label%3AA-BUG%20-label%3Aannoyance1-trivial%2Cannoyance2-minor%2Cannoyance3-blocker%2Cannoyance4-major%2Cannoyance5-critical)
- [issues needing old bountysource boilerplate removed](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=%22bountysource-plugin%22%20) - [issues needing old bountysource boilerplate removed](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=%22bountysource-plugin%22%20)
(Most older issues don't have impact/severity labels, so those reports are recent-biased)
Open issues grouped by topic/type: Open issues grouped by topic/type:
<!-- <!--
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- PR blockers (grey) - PR blockers (grey)
- miscellaneous (white) - miscellaneous (white)
The subcomponent names are also used in [commit message prefixes](#commit-messages), in issue titles, etc. The subcomponent names are also used in [commit message prefixes](COMMITS.html), in issue title prefixes, etc.
## Conventions Some other loose conventions:
Some loose conventions: - We sometimes prefix bug titles (especially regressions) with the hledger version(s) affected.
- We can prefix bug titles (especially regressions) with the hledger version(s) affected.
This allows searches like This allows searches like
[new issues in 1.22](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=in%3Atitle+1.22) [new issues in 1.22](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=in%3Atitle+1.22)
and and
[regressions in 1.22](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=in%3Atitle+1.22+label%3Aregression) [regressions in 1.22](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues?q=in%3Atitle+1.22+label%3Aregression)
## Estimates - In the past we tracked some time estimates in brackets after the issue title.
The format was something like `[ESTIMATEDTOTALTASKTIME|TIMESPENTSOFAR]`. Eg:
You might see some old experiments in estimate tracking, where issue titles have a suffix noting estimated and spent time. - `[2]` two hours estimated, no time spent yet
Basic format: `[ESTIMATEDTOTALTASKTIME|TIMESPENTSOFAR]`. - `[..]` half an hour estimated (a dot is ~a quarter hour, as in timedot format)
Examples: - `[1d]` one day estimated (a day is ~4 hours)
- `[1w]` one week estimated (a week is ~5 days or ~20 hours)
- `[2]` two hours estimated, no time spent - `[3|2]` three hours estimated, about two hours spent so far
- `[..]` half an hour estimated (a dot is ~a quarter hour, as in timedot format) - `[1|1w|2d]` initially estimated as one hour, later estimated as one week, two days spent so far
- `[1d]` one day estimated (a day is ~4 hours)
- `[1w]` one week estimated (a week is ~5 days or ~20 hours)
- `[3|2]` three hours estimated, about two hours spent so far
- `[1|1w|2d]` first estimate one hour, second estimate one week, about two days spent so far
Estimates are always for the total time cost (not time remaining).
Estimates are not usually changed, a new estimate is added instead.
Numbers are very approximate, but better than nothing.
## Prioritising ## Prioritising