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Graduate Student, University Of Maryland Baltimore County
Hi Ben! At my workplace, we use Github labels for pull requests quite extensively. And since our GitHub is connected to JIRA, labels come quite handy in navigating through issues.
So we have a process in place where at any given time, a pull request will have two labels, one signifies the category of the pull request and the other the current state of the pull request.
Category based labels are:
feature
bugfix
enhancement
hotfix/patch
Categories also help us in maintaining the semantic versioning of our product, so before the release, we can just count PRs per category and tag versions accordingly.
And, state-based labels are:
cooking
waiting_for_peer_review
changes_suggested
waiting_for_merge_review
ready_for_qa
ready_for_serving
served_on_production
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Hi Ben! At my workplace, we use Github labels for pull requests quite extensively. And since our GitHub is connected to JIRA, labels come quite handy in navigating through issues.
So we have a process in place where at any given time, a pull request will have two labels, one signifies the category of the pull request and the other the current state of the pull request.
Category based labels are:
Categories also help us in maintaining the semantic versioning of our product, so before the release, we can just count PRs per category and tag versions accordingly.
And, state-based labels are: