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Note: This page should be kept in sync with each PROJECT official tags (see https://bugs.launchpad.net/PROJECT/+manage-official-tags)

All projects

  • low-hanging-fruit: Bugs that are easy to fix, ideal for beginners to get familiar with the workflow and to have their first contact with the code in OpenStack development.
  • documentation: Bug is about documentation or has an impact on documentation.
  • i18n: Translations / i18n issues.
  • security: Fix for the bug would make OpenStack more resilient to future security issues.
  • ops: Fix for the bug would significantly ease OpenStack operation.
  • SERIES-rc-potential: During the SERIES pre-release period, mark the bug as a potential release-critical blocker
  • SERIES-backport-potential: Mark the bug as a potential backport target to a specific SERIES (grizzly, havana...)

Nova

This section got moved to Nova/BugTriage#Tags

Neutron

This section has been moved here

Cinder

  • rootwrap: Problems with run-as-root commands or the rootwrap framework.

Horizon

Horizon bug tags are basically related to backend OpenStack projects.

  • ux: User experience issues.
  • horizon-core : related to horizon modules (not specific to openstack_dashboard) (it seems horizon now. Which is better?)
  • dashboard-core : OpenStack dashboard general issues
  • i18n : I18N or translation related issues in Horizon which is common to multiple languages.
  • translation : translation bugs in each language. It is actually not a bug of Horizon. It is to track translation bugs until I18N team decides the bug triaging policy.
  • nova : Instance (mainly Nova) related
  • image : Image related (not limited to glance)
  • cinder : Volume related (not limited to cinder)
  • keystone : Identity and user management related
  • neutron : Network panel related issues (including lbaas, fwaas, vpnaas)
  • swift : Swift (Container panel) related

Glance

  • api: API, request validation and WSGI routing issues.
  • cli: CLI caused by server request/response handling.
  • db: Database (datastore) issues, including migrations.
  • domain/proxy: Issues about the middle domain/proxy layer of v2.
  • gate: Issues affecting/blocking the gate.
  • propose-close : Tagged with meaningful bug comment to to indicate bugs that probably should be closed but need a little more review.
  • task: Issues about async tasks.
  • metadef: Issues about metadata definitions. can be combined with above tags for more specificity (e.g. api, db, etc).
  • testing: Only tests related.
  • ntt: Related to/ Directly affects the ntt team.
  • security: Self explanatory.
  • ops: Self explanatory.
  • cache: Self explanatory.
  • catalog-index-service: Related to the Catalog Index Service service.
  • low-hanging-fruit: A simple bug that does not have any (or has only tiny) impact.
  • documentation: Self explanatory.
  • kilo-rc-potential: Proposed to potentially be back-ported to Kilo release.
  • juno-backport-potential: Proposed to potentially be back-ported to Juno release.
  • icehouse-backport-potential: Proposed to potentially be back-ported to Icehouse release.
  • i18n: Related to Internationalization and localization.
  • artifacts: Related to the Artifacts service.
  • scrubber: Related to the Glance scrubber module(s).

Ironic

  • api: related to the REST API or the ironic-api service
  • conductor: related to the ironic-conductor service
  • db: bugs in the data structure, db api, or migration code
  • nova-driver: related specifically to the nova.virt.ironic driver and our integration with Nova
  • ipmi: related to ipmi drivers (ipmitool and ipminative)
  • pxe: related specifically to the PXE driver
  • agent: related to ironic-python-agent or its driver
  • driver: related to other drivers, the use of drivers, the driver API, etc. Basically, anything not specific to a single driver but still related to drivers.
  • oslo: related to the use of oslo common libraries or oslo-incubator code. If the bug is determined to be in the upstream oslo source, the oslo project should also be added to the "Affects" list.

Murano

  • agent: Murano-agent-related issues
  • api: REST api related issues
  • cli: Issues related to command-line interface
  • client-library: issues related to python-muranoclient use as a library
  • dashboard: Murano-dashboard related issues
  • db: Database (datastore) issues, including migrations.
  • engine: Murano-engine related issues
  • gate: Issues affecting/blocking the gate. (already used in Glance)
  • muranopl: bugs related to MuranoPL and core library
  • tests: bugs related to issues in tests and test infrastructure

TripleO

The list of tags is over there.