Hello, Change [1] modifies our Gerrit ACL files to move from the deprecated copy conditionals flags. In simpler terms, these are the flags that set rules for labels about "+2/-2 votes aren't removed when new changesets are updated" or "keep votes when a trivial rebase is made". Projects that have made custom labels (things like "Review-Priority", "Backport-Candidate", etc.) will have specified these as part of the label configuration. There should be no change to the rules applied to labels from this transition; the old rules have been translated into the new format. However, a double check is always welcome; if you project uses custom labels you might like to quickly look at [1]. We plan to merge this change in a few days. In going through all projects, I did notice that projects have perhaps copy-pasted the label/rules and possibly they are not always working as intended. If you use custom labels, it might be an idea to just again double-check the rules are what you want for your project. The new format is quite simple; described at [2] -- basically if the query matches on the new changeset, using standard Gerrit searching rules, then the votes will be copied forward to the new changeset. We are aware that Gerrit 3.6 changed the UI for showing custom labels, and the custom labels are less visible by default. We have raised some of the issues upstream [3]. So far there hasn't been a lot of community engagement with this, but we will keep the discussion going. It is good to remember that Gerrit does have a quite powerful ability to make customised dashboards, and we have gerrit-dash-creator (see samples at [4]) to help as well. Thanks, -i [1] https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/project-config/+/867931 [2] https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/config-labels.html#labe... [3] https://groups.google.com/g/repo-discuss/c/gYVD-iBR9Ow [4] https://gerrit-dash-creator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dashboards/index.html