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part: standard library
part: standard library
The standard library stdlib.
part: STM
part: STM
State Transition Machine, asynchronous proofs, etc.
part: test-suite
part: test-suite
The testing suite.
part: tools
part: tools
Coqdoc, coq_makefile, etc.
part: toplevel
part: toplevel
part: typeclasses
part: typeclasses
The typeclass mechanism.
part: unification
part: unification
The unification mechanism.
part: universes
part: universes
The universe system.
part: vernac
part: vernac
High level command interpretation.
part: VM
part: VM
Virtual machine.
part: website
part: website
Submit website issues at https://github.com/coq/www
part: xml protocol
part: xml protocol
platform: macOS
platform: macOS
This is a macOS specific issue.
platform: Nix
platform: Nix
This is a Nix specific issue.
platform: Windows
platform: Windows
This is a Windows specific issue.
priority: blocker
priority: blocker
The next release should be delayed if this is not fixed.
priority: high
priority: high
The priority for inclusion in the next release is high.
request: full CI
request: full CI
Use this label when you want your next push to trigger a full CI.
resolved: answered
resolved: answered
Question was answered.
resolved: duplicate(d)
resolved: duplicate(d)
Closed in favor of another issue about the same bug.
resolved: fixed in newer version
resolved: fixed in newer version
By the time the issue was reported, it was already fixed. To be completed by a milestone when known.
resolved: invalid
resolved: invalid
Not an actual bug.
resolved: moved
resolved: moved
Moved to another bug / issue tracker.
resolved: won't fix
resolved: won't fix
There are no plans to fix this.
resolved: works for me
resolved: works for me
Cannot reproduce the problem.
reverted
reverted
This pull request was finally reverted.
stale
stale
This PR will be closed unless it is rebased.
wellknown: ltac variable bypasses typechecking
wellknown: ltac variable bypasses typechecking
typically `let x := constr:(y) in clear y; use x`
wellknown: the int clash extraction problem
wellknown: the int clash extraction problem