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labels:
  - name: not libwacom
    labeled:
      issue:
        body: |
          libwacom is a bunch of text files with a C API, and the information in those text files
          is static fixed information that we cannot get from the device (e.g. the model name or which
          button will produce which event code). It does not affect functionality directly, if the
          tablet does not work this is either an issue with the kernel drivers, xf86-input-wacom
          (if using X) or libinput/the desktop environment (if using Wayland). Please file the
          issue with the component that most likely applies.

          See also https://github.com/linuxwacom/libwacom/wiki/Troubleshooting
          See also https://github.com/linuxwacom/libwacom/wiki/Adding-a-new-device
        action: close

  - name: sysinfo needed
    labeled:
      pr:
        body: |
          Please run the sysinfo script from https://github.com/linuxwacom/wacom-hid-descriptors and
          file a new issue in that repo with the resulting sysinfo tarball. The README in that repo
          has more information and instructions.

          The `.tablet` files in this PR should then link to the sysinfo in this form:
          ```
          # sysinfo.abCdE1234.tar.gz
          # https://github.com/linuxwacom/wacom-hid-descriptors/issues/1234
          ```
          A `git grep sysinfo` will show how this is currently used in existing data files.

          See also https://github.com/linuxwacom/libwacom/wiki/Adding-a-new-device
    unlabeled:
      pr:
        body: |
          Thanks for providing the sysinfo. Someone will be along shortly to review the PR.
  - name: please file pull request
    labeled:
      issue:
        body: |
          This issue looks like it should be fixed in libwacom. Unfortunately the maintainers have
          limited time and access to hardware for testing so the best approach to get this fixed
          is for you to file a pull request.

          If you're trying to add a new device to libwacom, this wiki page should get you started:
          https://github.com/linuxwacom/libwacom/wiki/Adding-a-new-device

          Meanwhile, I'm closing this bug in eager anticipation of a PR.
        action: close