@@ -10,11 +10,13 @@ determining if an issue is a release priority or not.
1010Release priorities are tracked in a public project, `4.x Release Priorities <https://github.com/orgs/godotengine/projects/61 >`__.
1111
1212See below for an explanation of how to
13- `identify release priorities <#identifying-release-priority-issues >`__ ,
14- and how to assign a `severity <#severity >`__ to them. When in doubt, mark issues as
13+ :ref: `identify release priorities <doc_identifying_release_priorities >` ,
14+ and how to assign a :ref: `severity <doc_release_priority_severity >` to them. When in doubt, mark issues as
1515release priorities. We can always remove issues from the list, but it is critical
1616that we know about potentially important issues before releasing a version.
1717
18+ .. _doc_identifying_release_priorities :
19+
1820Identifying release priority issues
1921-----------------------------------
2022
@@ -89,14 +91,16 @@ including remote code execution. They may also include engine issues that cause
8991like the editor deleting files outside the project directory.
9092
9193If something seems like a serious security issue, please contact Godot's security team directly as soon as possible
92- ([ security@godotengine.org]( mailto:security@godotengine.org)) . The team will take the appropriate steps to address the issue.
94+ ` security@godotengine.org < mailto:security@godotengine.org >`__ . The team will take the appropriate steps to address the issue.
9395
9496Is it a new platform requirement?
9597~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
9698
9799Any new platform requirement that will affect users is a release priority. This includes things like Google Play changing
98100the required target API for Android, or operating system updates or changes that affect users or exported projects on those platforms.
99101
102+ .. _doc_release_priority_severity :
103+
100104Severity
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