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Labels
Labels feature aims to help maintainers manage their projects, requests and packages organize their work. It does so by introducing a set of objects that can be assigned to projects, packages and requests. Those objects are then displayed in lists and info boxes to signify certain properties of an object without having to delve deeper into it.
The model which represents maintainer assigned labels on a request or package. There is at most one label per template and request or package.
Each contains the following information:
- Label Template
- Request or Package
The color and title are derived from the template, which can be modified later down the line, affecting the labels themselves.
The model which represents a list of assignable labels on a request or package. The templates are assigned to project, so they can only exist in that project.
Each contains the following information:
- Color
- Title
- Project
The model which represents maintainer assigned labels on a project. There is at most one label per template and project.
Each contains the following information:
- Global Label Template
- Project
The color and title are derived from the template, which can be modified later down the line, affecting the labels themselves.
The model which represents a list of assignable labels to a project. The templates are created globally, so there is one set of labels for the entire instance of OBS.
Each contains the following information:
- Color
- Title
- Development Environment Overview
- Development Environment Tips & Tricks
- Spec-Tips
- Code Style
- Rubocop
- Testing with VCR
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Autocomplete
- BS Requests
- Events
- ProjectLog
- Notifications
- Feature Toggles
- Build Results
- Attrib classes
- Flags
- The BackendPackage Cache
- Maintenance classes
- Cloud uploader
- Delayed Jobs
- Staging Workflow
- StatusHistory
- OBS API
- Owner Search
- Search
- Links
- Distributions
- Repository
- Data Migrations
- next_rails
- Ruby Update
- Rails Profiling
- Remote Pairing Setup Guide
- Factory Dashboard
- osc
- Setup an OBS Development Environment on macOS
- Run OpenQA smoketest locally
- Responsive Guidelines
- Importing database dumps
- Problem Statement & Solution
- Kickoff New Stuff
- New Swagger API doc
- Documentation and Communication
- GitHub Actions
- Brakeman
- How to Introduce Software Design Patterns
- Query Objects
- Services
- View Components
- RFC: Core Components
- RFC: Decorator Pattern
- RFC: Backend models
- RFC: Hotwire Turbo Frames Pattern