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Thanks for helping us make RSpec better!
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- ## ` Small ` issues
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+ ## Rspec issues labels definition
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+ ### ` Your first PR ` issues
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These issues are the ones that we be believe are best suited for new
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contributors to get started on. They represent a potential meaningful
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contribution to the project that should not be too hard to pull off.
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- ## ` Triage ` issues
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+ ### ` Needs reproduction case ` issues
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These issues are ones that have been labelled by the maintainers that we
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believe do not currently have enough information to be reproduced the RSpec
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team. While not directly counted by the GitHub contribution graph, we consider
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- helping us triage issues to the point where they can be reproduced as an
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- extremely meaningful contribution.
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+ helping us to reproduced the issue with a repro case as an extremely meaningful
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+ contribution.
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- ## ` Has reproduction case ` issues
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+ ### ` Has reproduction case ` issues
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Issues that have reproduction cases have a repository that we can clone that
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enable us to quickly determine the issue is valid and then start debugging
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within RSpec. These issues are good ones to tackle to help us actively fix bugs.
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- ## Maintenance branches
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+ ## Dev environment
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+ ### Maintenance branches
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Maintenance branches are how we manage the different supported point releases
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of RSpec. As such, while they might look like good candidates to merge into
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