p ∈ [5, 8)

p ∈ [3, 5)

p ∈ [1, 2)

p < 1

Should be used for issues or merge requests that require immediate attention, indicating that there is a significant problem that needs to be resolved

Should be used for issues or merge requests related to Version 2 of Coscine's API, such as implementing new features, improving performance, or addressing issues with the API

Should be used for issues or merge requests that include changes on Observers used in the API (Observer Pattern)

Should be used for issues or merge requests related to certificates

Should be used for issues or merge requests that touch on the topic of application profiles, their definition, labelling, processing or deployment

Should be used for issues or merge requests that require changes on the topic of file blobs and file objects (as reference to the old Blob API)

Should be used for issues or merge requests that touch on the topic of scheduling specific scripts and tasks of repetitive nature

Should be used for issues or merge requests related to updating or adding endpoints inside the Coscine's API

Should be used for issues or merge requests that refer to improper error handling (e.g. thrown 500 errors, that are not properly captured)

Should be used for issues or merge requests that include changes on Middlewares used in the API

Should be used for issues or merge requests that require changes on the topic of metadata and file trees (as reference to the old Tree API)

Should be used for issues or merge requests for new implementation of templates or the changing or updating of existing ones.

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