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'''[js:nonactionable]''' There is no way to make progress on the bug. | '''[js:nonactionable]''' There is no way to make progress on the bug. | ||
'''[js:t]''' 't' for 'triaged'. This is used for bugs that don't need a priority or other tag assigned. The majority of bugs will actually be in this category because they are filed by JS team members and fuzz testers and can be handled internally without a triage process. | '''[js:t]''' 't' for 'triaged'. This is used for bugs that don't need a priority or other tag assigned. The majority of bugs will actually be in this category because they are filed by JS team members and fuzz testers and can be handled internally without a triage process. This is also used for many bugs tagged MemShrink, Snappy, etc., which are managed by those efforts. | ||
'''[js:wait YYYY-MM-DD]''' There is nothing to do until the given date is reached. | '''[js:wait YYYY-MM-DD]''' There is nothing to do until the given date is reached. | ||
'''[js:dm][js:ni]''' Initials of the person following up on the bug. Not all bugs need this--it's mostly if one person wants to indicate they need to do something with it. | '''[js:dm][js:ni]''' Initials of the person following up on the bug. Not all bugs need this--it's mostly if one person wants to indicate they need to do something with it. | ||