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### Major Issue Types
These first two are broad categories for which part of Jellyfin the issue affects:
These first three labels are broad categories for which part of Jellyfin the issue affects:
* `UI`: An issue that mainly relates to the UI frontend code.
* `Backend`: An issue that mainly relates to the server backend code.
* `build/platform`: An issue that mainly relates to building or packaging the project.
These types help determine how critical an issue is:
These labels help determine how critical an issue is:
* `regression`: An issue in need of immediate attention due to a regression from the last build.
* `bug`: A bug in the code that affects normal usage.
* `enhancement`: An issue that requests a modification of an existing feature.
* `feature`: An issue that requests a new feature not present in Jellyfin.
Finally there are a few more issue types to assist in managing the project:
Finally there are a few more labels to assist in managing the project:
* `Good first issue`: Something that should be very straightforward to do, and is a great place to get started.
* `help wanted`: An issue that currently has no clear expert within the project and could use outside assistance.