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Special Tickets
- review-needed (2): tickets with a patch that wants to be reviewed (see PatchReviewProcess).
- reviewed (0): tickets with a patch reviewed and waiting to be committed
- news-needed (0): tickets for which a NEWS.rst entry is needed
- easy (6): this issue represents some low-hanging (coding) fruit
- regression (0): regressions relative to a previous release, or previous state of the development infrastructure
- test-needed (0): tickets with a patch, but lacking sufficient tests
- unfinished-business (1): unfinished business from a previous change (but not strictly a regression)
- all open tickets, most recent first (607) or most recently changed first
- all closed tickets, most recently changed first (1957)
- open tickets owned by you (if logged in)
- open tickets reported by you (if logged in)
- research (0): things that might be good topics for a Master's Thesis or even a PhD Thesis, or at least a part of one
Keywords
Each keyword links to all of the open tickets mentioning that keyword. If you find existing tickets that are missing keywords, please feel free to add them.
- new-user (0): issues that affect users who are new to I2P
- websec (0): interaction between LAFS's security model and the web user interface or web API
- iputil (0): having to do with automatically detecting the router's own IP address
- privacy (12): could lead to the unintended disclosure of information
- anonymity (5): relevant to the direct anonymity properties of I2P (should usually also be tagged with 'privacy')
- security (6): security issues not necessarily tagged with a more specific keyword (confidentiality, integrity, etc.)
- reliability (9): could lead to unpredictable failure of functionality
- anti-censorship (5): could help with resistance to censorship or denial of service
- scalability (4): scaling to large and/or geographically dispersed routers, or to high traffic volumes or numbers of clients
- location (1): concerned with location awareness — choice of tunnel peers according to topographical, geographical, bandwidth, etc. constraints
- forward-compatibility (1): relevant to forward compatibility of network protocols with future I2P versions
- transparency (2): features that help the user see and understand the inner workings, such as visualization, statistics, explorability
- unicode (0): related to Unicode
- i18n (0): related to internationalization (usually also to Unicode)
- usability (27): concerned with ease of use (interface or mental models)
- error (9): concerned with error reporting to end-users
- install (9): installation problems
- docs (15): fixing this issue involves updating documentation
- test (5): additional or better test coverage needed
- performance (22): an opportunity to improve some aspect of performance (speed, latency, bandwidth, space usage, etc.)
- memory (1): an opportunity to improve memory usage (should usually also be tagged with 'performance')
- space-efficiency (0): an opportunity to improve space-efficiency of stored files
- extensibility (2): extensibility and customization mechanisms
- hang (7): could cause an operation to hang, either indefinitely or for long periods
- large (0): affecting large files or directories
- firewall (4): firewall and NAT traversal issues
- standards (3): compliance to standards (HTTP, HTML etc.)
- heisenbug (3): bugs that are not easily reproducible so far
- cleanup (6): code clean-up / refactoring
- time (6): having to do with time and clocks
- defaults (1): having to do with the default settings for configuration parameters
- no keywords (319): open tickets with no keywords
Platform keywords
- unix (2): all Unices
- debian (3): Debian Linux
- ubuntu (2): Ubuntu Linux
- gentoo (0): Gentoo Linux
- centos (0): CentOS Linux
- archlinux (0): Arch Linux
- nixos (0): NixOS Linux
- windows (17): Windows (native or not compiler-specific)
- win64 (1): Windows 64-bit
- cygwin (0): Windows using cygwin
- mac (2): Mac OS X
- bsd (1): all BSDs
- x86 (1): x86 processors
- x86-64 (1): x86-64 processors
- ppc (0): PowerPC processors
- arm (5): ARM processors
