Arcline Dev 28e38916f2 Replace Python CLI with Gitea issue tracker setup
Switch from a custom CLI ticketing tool to Gitea-native issue tracking.
Add issue templates (bug, feature, task) and a curated initial backlog
of 20 tickets covering project foundation, testing, security, docs,
features, and community maintenance.
2026-07-03 21:38:36 -05:00

Tickets

Central issue tracker and ticket backlog for the Arcline Project.

All work is tracked as Gitea Issues in this repository. No external tooling required — just open an issue.


Quick Start

Creating a Ticket

  1. Go to the Issues tab in this repo.
  2. Click New Issue.
  3. Pick a template:
    • 🐛 Bug Report — something is broken.
    • Feature Request — propose something new.
    • 📋 Task / Epic — a general task, spike, or umbrella issue.
  4. Fill in the fields, attach labels, and submit.

The templates live in .gitea/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ if you want to tweak them.

Labels

Label Purpose
bug Defect or unexpected behaviour
enhancement New capability or improvement
task General work item
epic Large body of work spanning multiple issues
triage Needs prioritisation / hasn't been reviewed
documentation Docs, READMEs, comments
good first issue Beginner-friendly starting point
blocked Waiting on something else
wontfix Acknowledged but not planned

Prioritisation

Prefix issue titles to signal urgency at a glance:

  • [P0] — Drop everything. Critical / blocking.
  • [P1] — Important. Should be in the current iteration.
  • [P2] — Nice to have. Backlog.
  • [P3] — Someday / maybe.

Example: [P1] [Bug] Login page returns 500 on \n in username


Workflow

  1. Open an issue using a template.
  2. Triage — assign labels, priority, milestone, and an owner.
  3. Work — branch off main, reference the issue in commits (#42).
  4. Close — when the work lands, close the issue (or let a PR close it automatically with Closes #42).

Backlog

See ISSUES.md for the initial curated backlog of tickets ready to be filed.

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