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Issues are typically used to track bugs or features, however Issues can be used for just about any task you want to track.
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features, but really, issues can be used
for just about any task you want to track.
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It could be your to-do list or
a list of goals you want to accomplish.
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The issue remains open while it's yet
to be complete, and
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then you can close the issue
once it's been taken care of.
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Let's open some issues in our repo.
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We'll navigate to the Issues
tab from the main view, and
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we'll click on the New Issue button.
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There are a couple things we
might want to do and track.
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We could use a README with
more information in it so
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people know what the repo is about.
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I'll create this issue
to add a README file.
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