Description
Problem: Issues with no severity label default to the most aggressive deadline (2 business days, same as severity/important). The issue must already have status/triage to appear in this column, but if it's missing a severity/* label, it gets the fastest overdue clock. If someone files a private triage issue on Friday without adding a severity label, it shows as overdue by Wednesday.
Proposal: Split the private triage column into separate columns per severity — including one for missing severity — so each can have its own threshold.
Value Proposition
Different severities have different triage urgency. Separate columns give a clearer picture of where things stand without lumping everything into one bucket.
Goals
- Add separate triage columns for each severity level plus a "missing severity" column
- Set different overdue thresholds per column
Non-Goals
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Discussion
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Notes
Issues with no severity set could still be critical, so the missing-severity column should still encourage prompt labeling. Severity should be treated as fluid — set an initial estimate early and refine it later rather than treating it as a one-time decision.
Description
Problem: Issues with no severity label default to the most aggressive deadline (2 business days, same as severity/important). The issue must already have
status/triageto appear in this column, but if it's missing aseverity/*label, it gets the fastest overdue clock. If someone files a private triage issue on Friday without adding a severity label, it shows as overdue by Wednesday.Proposal: Split the private triage column into separate columns per severity — including one for missing severity — so each can have its own threshold.
Value Proposition
Different severities have different triage urgency. Separate columns give a clearer picture of where things stand without lumping everything into one bucket.
Goals
Non-Goals
No response
Discussion
No response
Notes
Issues with no severity set could still be critical, so the missing-severity column should still encourage prompt labeling. Severity should be treated as fluid — set an initial estimate early and refine it later rather than treating it as a one-time decision.