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* ~"program incorrectly accepted": A case where GHC accepts a poorly-formed program.
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* ~"error messages": Issues with the error messages produced by GHC
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# Issue priority
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These labels define the relative priority of issues. Priority here is determined by a combination of issue severity and prevalence.
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* ~"P::low": Issues that are of low priority
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* ~"P::normal": Issues that are of normal priority
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* ~"P::high": Issues that are of high priority
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* ~"P::highest": Issues that are of highest priority (e.g. a runtime crash or correctness issue affecting a large number of users)
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# Miscellaneous
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* ~"CI breakage": Denotes a bug that broke CI (this could likely be dropped; nothing should break CI now)
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