Labels

• A-metrics

  Analytics: new or changed metrics, instrumentation, analytics, etc
• C-breaking

  Category: fix or feature that might break existing functionality
• C-bug

  Category: identifies or fixes a bug
• C-docs

  Category: improvements or additions to documentation
• C-enhancement

  Category: code clean ups, refactors, or general enhancements
• C-feature

  Category: non-breaking change which adds new functionality
• C-infosec

  Category: infosec/compliance remediation
• C-poc

  Category: experimental proof-of-concept
• C-study

  Category: study-builder changes, study configuration changes, etc
• D-downtime

  Deploy: changes require minimal or extended downtime for participant UX or study staff
• D-hotfix

  Deploy: should be applied to production incrementally, not as part of a full release
• D-release

  Deploy: needs cherry-picking to release candidate
• dependencies

  Pull requests that update a dependency file
• dsm

  DDP Study Manager
• dss

  DDP Study Server
• good first issue

  Good for newcomers
• help wanted

  Extra attention is needed
• I-auth-filter

  InfoSec: changes to fundamental auth filter logic
• I-auth-route

  InfoSec: new route/API that's behind the auth filter
• I-auth0

  InfoSec: changes to auth0 internals, e.g. rules, universal login, configurations, etc
• I-elasticsearch

  InfoSec: new information are exposed to elasticsearch
• I-nonauth-route

  InfoSec: new or existing route/API that's not behind auth
• java

  Pull requests that update Java code
• javascript

  Pull requests that update Javascript code
• L-alerts

  Logging: involves error handling that can result in alert notifications, e.g. to slack channels
• L-housekeeping

  Logging: involves changes to housekeeping, so who/what/when are logged appropriately
• L-route-audit

  Logging: new route or changes to existing route, so who/what/when are logged appropriately
• R-3rd-party

  Risk: high, new or upgraded 3rd party dependencies like storage, auth0, sendgrid, easypost, etc
• R-features

  Risk: high, impacts large number of features or shared components/modules
• R-high

  Risk: high, general elevated risk