Question
How are issues and pull requests used?
- A. Issues are used to push bug fixes to the repository; whereas, pull requests are used to collaborate around proposed changes made to a branch.
- B. Issues are used to push bug fixes to the repository; whereas, pull requests are used to collaborate around proposed changes made to Projects.
- C. Issues are used to track ideas, document feedback, and share information; whereas, pull requests are used to collaborate around proposed changes made to a branch. Correct
- D. Issues are used to track ideas, document feedback, and share information; whereas, pull requests are used to collaborate around changes made to Projects.
Explanation
Issues track ideas, feedback, tasks and bugs, and are a place to discuss and share information; they do not push any code. Pull requests propose the changes made on a branch so collaborators can review and discuss them before they are merged. Projects are planning boards that organize issues and pull requests, not something pull requests change.
