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Please check the available labels and use them. The label descriptions clarify the kind of issues that can be reported. Every issue must be labeled with one collated-to category label (website, eFMI Standard, infrastructure) denoting the artifacts and/or functionality of the repository the issue is about. The issue also must be categorized if it is a general question, enhancement request or an actual bug (question, enhancement and bug labels). The documentation label is optional and used to denote that the issue is about the documentation of its collated-to category. The invalid label is used to denote issues that already exists, doesn't seem right or won't be worked on.
The eFMI Standard label is used to denote issues of publically released stable and candidate-draft eFMI Standard versions. It can be used by the public -- i.e., individuals and organizations that are not part of the Modelica Association Project eFMI -- to report issues or feature requests they found in publicly released eFMI Standard versions. If you report any standard issues, please denote the troublesome version of the standard first in the issue title, e.g., "eFMI Standard 1.0.0 Alpha 4: The links in Chapter Foo-Bar are broken". And don't forget to add a categorization as explained in the previous paragraph (bug, ehancement or question label). We will provide feedback if we consider your issue worthwhile and tranferred it to the non-public eFMI Standard development repository or not.
The main branch (main) of the repository is protected. All work must be done on separate branches, with pull requests to merge your new contributions into main. Respective pull requests must be reviewed by at least one code owner of the changed artifacts. Please cf. the CODEOWNERS file for who to add as reviewer to your pull request.