This page explains how we use labels throughout the repo to tag issues and pull requests. Knowing our label structure will help you to be able to triage issues easier and know how to contribute to open issues and pull requests.

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Issues

Good First Issue

A well documented issue explaining the tasks needed to accomplish it, that should be suitable for a new contributor to the project

💥 Bug

The problem reported has been tested and the effect replicated by a maintainer

🔦 Help Wanted

My code is broken and I don't know why. I need help!

❔ Question

Seeking information that doesn't include code. e.g “can I use react navigation with react-native-elements?”

⏳ Awaiting Reply

Maintainer has replied to the user and there's been no response. After 2 weeks any issues with this label should be closed as inactive.

✅ Fixed - Next Release

Issue or feature has been implemented and will be apart of the next npm release

📥 PR Submitted

A pull request has been submitted to resolve this issue or implement this feature

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Pull Requests

💊 Bug Fix

Fixes a bug reported in an issue

📞 Needs Response from Author

Maintainer has left feedback on the pull request and it needs a response or a revision made from the author

📦 RELEASE

Pull request for the next version to be released

👨‍💻 WIP

Work In Progress. Author is still working on this PR and it shouldn't be merged or reviewed as yet

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Both

🤔 Thoughts?

Requires discussion for decisions that are unsure

🔧 Tooling

Issues or pull requests that affect tooling e.g tests, npm, ci

📖 Docs

Issues or pull requests surrounding documentation

✨ Enhancement

Suggests and implements improvements or additions to existing components

💡 New Component

Suggests or implements a new component

🗂 Types

Issues and pull requests around typescript definitions

🥇 v1

Temporary tag associated with the release of version 1.0.0

← Testing