can i make a PR if there is no level tag in issues ? there is only gssoc tag but no level tag .

[Ayush-may]

there are some issues which dont have level tag but they have gssoc tags , im confused , can i make PR or not ?

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[AlaynaShaheen]

You can ask the project owner to label the issue with gssoc and level 1 tags.

[Princegupta101]

Yes make pr and inform to PA to add level or reviewer
@Ayush-may

[aayushyadavz]

As per mentioned by Sanjay in the videos you need to inform the admin to add level tag so that you can get leaderboard points.

[Ayush-may]

Yeah the point ! Im waiting for PA to reply 🙂

[aryanmehra0]

If you encounter issues that don't have a level tag but are tagged with "GSSOC" (presumably indicating they are part of the Google Season of Docs program), it's best to clarify with the project maintainers or mentors involved in the program.

Here's what you can do:

Ask for Clarification: Reach out to the project maintainers or mentors through the communication channels provided by the program (such as chat platforms, forums, or email) and ask for clarification regarding the issue.
Check Documentation: Review any documentation or guidelines provided by the GSSOC program. They may have specific instructions on which issues are suitable for contributions and what criteria they should meet.
Look for Similar PRs: Check if there are any existing pull requests related to similar issues. If you find PRs addressing similar problems, it could be an indication that contributions to such issues are welcome.
Offer Assistance: If you're uncertain about whether you can make a PR for a particular issue, offer your assistance to the project maintainers or mentors. They'll likely appreciate your willingness to contribute and can provide guidance on how to proceed.
Ultimately, clear communication with the project maintainers or mentors is key to understanding whether you can make a PR for an issue without a level tag but with a GSSOC tag. They'll be able to provide specific guidance based on the project's requirements and the goals of the GSSOC program.

[Ojas-Arora]

In most cases, contributing to an open-source project like GSSoC (GirlScript Summer of Code) can be done even if the issues don't have a specific "level" tag. The absence of a "level" tag shouldn't prevent you from making a pull request (PR), especially if the issue is tagged with GSSoC.

Here's what you can do:

1. Read the Issue Thoroughly: Understand what the issue is about and what is required to solve it.

2. Evaluate Your Skills: Determine if you have the necessary skills to work on the issue, regardless of whether it has a "level" tag.

3. Check the GSSoC Guidelines: If the issue has a GSSoC tag, it likely falls within the scope of the program. Ensure you follow any specific guidelines or requirements mentioned in the GSSoC documentation.

4. Communicate with Maintainers (if necessary): If you're unsure about whether you should proceed, you can always leave a comment on the issue asking for clarification from the maintainers.

5. Contribute: If you feel confident and understand what needs to be done, go ahead and make your contribution. Ensure your PR addresses the issue effectively and follows the project's contribution guidelines.

Remember, the main purpose of contributing to open-source projects is to learn and collaborate. Even if you face confusion or uncertainties, it's okay to seek clarification from the project maintainers.

[Ayush-may]

This issue is assigned to me . Im just scared to make PR , what if this doesn't count...
And i already solved this issue

[khushikhuranaa2]

there are some issues which dont have level tag but they have gssoc tags , im confused , can i make PR or not ?

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I think you are simply supposed to wait given you have notified the PA.