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"status1::git_checkedin_staging" means that a solution for this issue is "checked in" into the git staging branch. Previous status: no status (issue is open). Next status: status2::rolledout_staging_server.

"status2::rolledout_staging_server" means that a solution for this issue is "rolled out" to the staging server. Previous status: status1::git_checkedin_staging. Next status: status3:: tested_staging_server

"status3::tested_staging_server" means that a solution for this issue is tested successfully. Previous status: status2:: rolledout_staging_server. Next status: status4:: git_merged_staging_master.

"status4::git_merged_staging_master" means that in git the staging branch was merged to the master branch. Previous status: status3:: tested_staging_server. Next status: status5:: git_rolledout_life_server.

"status5::rolledout_life_server" means that a solution for this issue is "rolled out" to the life server and can be tested. Previous status: status4:: git_merged_staging_master. Next status: status6:: tested_life_server.

"status6::tested_life_server" means that the solution of this issue is tested successfully on the life server. Previous status: status::roled_out_life_server. Next status: status::resolved and issue closed.

"status7a::resolved" means that an issue is solved and a solution is integrated into the life system on the life server. The issue is closed. Previous status: status::tested_life_server. Next status: none.

"status7b::wontfix" means that an issue is not solved and a solution is not integrated into the life system on the life server. The reason for not solving is stated in the comments of the issue. The issue is closed. Previous status: "arbitrary, according to the history of the issue". Next status: none.

"status::tested_localhost" means that a solution for this issue is found on local machine (and presumably checked in into an extra branch.

Label used to preserve the information that the issue originated from former GGBN-Redmine issue tracker subproject GGBN Registry

Issue describing a software related error

Issue is requesting or describing a new feature or functionality. Synomynous used like requirement.

Problem is not a bug. It is more like a general issue.