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14. Using GitHub Issues to track tasks
Creating and linking GitHub Issues for tasks or bugs and referencing them from commits and PRs.
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Using GitHub Issues to track tasks
Using GitHub Issues lets you track tasks, link work to specific issues, and reference them from commits and PRs so history and discussion stay connected.
"I want my commit messages and PRs to tell the story of why a change was made and where the task lived."
GitHub Issues are records for tasks, bugs, or feature requests; referencing an issue number in commits and PRs connects code changes to that issue's discussion and state.
"I want my commit messages and PRs to tell the story of why a change was made and where the task lived."
GitHub Issues are records for tasks, bugs, or feature requests; referencing an issue number in commits and PRs connects code changes to that issue's discussion and state.