Labels

• Announcement

  Announcement

  Usually 3rd-party projects related to Optiboot

• auto-migrated

  auto-migrated

  Came from the Google Code repository bug tracker.

• Component-Docs

  Component-Docs

  Documentation issue or modification

• Component-Examples

  Component-Examples

  Not a problem with Optiboot itself, but with with one of the examples.

• Component-Makefiles

  Component-Makefiles

• Component-Scripts

  Component-Scripts

• Discussion

  Discussion

  More conversation than actual bug or change.

• Duplicate

  Duplicate

  There's already an open issue for this bug

• help wanted

  help wanted

• Invalid

  Invalid

  Issue mis-reported or wrong. No actual bug here.

• Maintainability

  Maintainability

  Fixing this should improve the readablity/maintainabiity of Optiboot.

• No-binary-change

  No-binary-change

  This issue was resolved without the popular binaries changing at all.

• No-user-response

  No-user-response

  If the submitter of an issue fails to provide sufficient data, an issue might be closed.

• Not-our-issue

  Not-our-issue

  Turns out to be a bug in some other component. (compiler, make, etc)

• OpSys-Linux

  OpSys-Linux

  Bug only occurs in linux environment.

• OpSys-OSX

  OpSys-OSX

  Bug only occurs in Apple Mac environment.

• OpSys-Windows

  OpSys-Windows

  Bug only occurs in Windows environment.

• Optiboot-X-specific

  Optiboot-X-specific

  Issue affects only mega0/xTiny chips supported by optiboot_x

• Partly Done

  Partly Done

• Permanent

  Permanent

  This issue shouldn't be closed, because it documents something "permanent"

• Priority-Critical

  Priority-Critical

• Priority-High

  Priority-High

• Priority-Low

  Priority-Low

• Priority-Medium

  Priority-Medium

• question

  question

• Regression

  Regression

  Something that used to work has become broken.

• Superseded

  Superseded

• Type-Defect

  Type-Defect

  Confirmed to be an actual bug.

• Type-Enhancement

  Type-Enhancement

• Type-newChip

  Type-newChip

  Mostly involves adding a new target microcontroller.