We use GitHub labels to signal the status of pull-requests and issues. Here you can find more information about the ones that have some special meaning:
Label Bump dependencies
is assigned by the bot to pull-requests that are just upgrading the version of the requirements that were already in the
recipe.
These pull-requests will be merged right away without requiring any approval (CI and CLA checks must have passed).
If the pull request modifies anything else, the label won't be assigned, we need to be very careful about false positives.
Label Bump version
is assigned by the bot to pull-requests that are just adding a new version of the library. The new version should satisfy
some extra conditions: sources should provide from the same URL domain as previous versions and the version itself should
be valid semver.
These pull-requests will be merged right away without requiring any approval (CI and CLA checks must have passed).
If the pull request modifies anything else, the label won't be assigned, we need to be very careful about false positives.
Label infrastructure is
manually assigned to pull requests that are waiting for something on the infrastructure side. Usually they are blocked and
cannot succeed because they need some tools, more memory,... these pull requests won't be marked as stale.
Label stale is assigned to
pull requests without any activity during a long period of time. These pull requests will be closed if they don't get
any further activity.
Label Unexpected Error
is assigned by the CI when the process finishes abnormally. It tries to signal all the pull requests that failed, but
didn't provide any meaningful message to the user. Usually it is some random internal error and it won't happen next
time the CI runs, don't hesitate to trigger a new build in this situation.
Label User-approval pending
signals the pull request that have been submitted by an user who is not yet approved in ConanCenter. Once the user is
approved these pull requests will be triggered again automatically.