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---
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title: Bug Triage Process
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# Who to assign bugs to?
If an issue is related to a particular provider, assign it to
the person responsible for the provider, as listed in
[Providers]({{site.github.url}}/provider-list)'s "Maintainers of
contributed providers".
Otherwise leave it unassigned until someone grabs it.
# How bugs are classified
labels:
* enhancement: New feature of improvement of existing feature
* bug: feature works wrong or not as expected
priority:
* maybe someday: Low priority
# How to handle a provider request
1. Change the subject to be "Provider request: name of the provider"
1. Set the label `provider-request`
1. Respond to the issue with the message below
1. Close the issue
The [Providers]({{site.github.url}}/provider-list) page is generated
automatically from all the issues tagged `provider-request`:
1. "Requested providers: state=closed, tagged `provider-request`
1. "In progress providers": state=open, tagged `provider-request`, NOT tagged `has-pr`
1. "Providers with open PRs": state=open, tagged `provider-request` AND `has-pr`
Message to requester:
```text
Thank you for requesting this provider!
I've tagged this issue as a provider-request. It will (soon) be listed as a "requested provider" on the provider list web page:
https://stackexchange.github.io/dnscontrol/provider-list
I will now close the issue. I know that's a bit confusing, but it will remain on the "requested provider" list.
If someone would like to volunteer to implement this, please re-open this issue and add the tag `has-pr`.
We encourage you to try adding this provider yourself. We've tried to
make the process as friendly as possible. Many people have reported
that adding a provider was their first experience writing Go. The
process is documented here:
https://stackexchange.github.io/dnscontrol/writing-providers
If you need assistance, please speak up in this issue and someone will get back to you ASAP.
```