Issues and labels

Questions 1 to 5 of 8

1. 1. Match each term to its meaning.

   Choose the matching item for each row.

   LabelChoose…A word such as Fixes that closes an issue when the change reaches the default branchThe main branch of the repository, usually named mainA named goal with an optional due date that issues and pull requests are added toA short colored tag on an issue, used for sorting, such as bugMilestoneChoose…A word such as Fixes that closes an issue when the change reaches the default branchThe main branch of the repository, usually named mainA named goal with an optional due date that issues and pull requests are added toA short colored tag on an issue, used for sorting, such as bugClosing keywordChoose…A word such as Fixes that closes an issue when the change reaches the default branchThe main branch of the repository, usually named mainA named goal with an optional due date that issues and pull requests are added toA short colored tag on an issue, used for sorting, such as bugDefault branchChoose…A word such as Fixes that closes an issue when the change reaches the default branchThe main branch of the repository, usually named mainA named goal with an optional due date that issues and pull requests are added toA short colored tag on an issue, used for sorting, such as bug
2. 2. Which search shows only open issues that have the bug label?

   bug:openis:open label:buglabel:open bug:allopen:bug
3. 3. True or false: a pull request whose description says Fixes #12 closes issue 12 when it is merged into feature/forms.

   False, because the issue closes only when the change reaches the default branchTrue, because the keyword and the number are both in the description
4. 4. True or false: a commit message that says Fix bug #12 closes issue 12 when the commit reaches main.

   True, because Fix and #12 both appear in the same messageFalse, because the word bug sits between the keyword and the number
5. 5. The keyword checker from the lesson reads this line: Fixes #10 and #11. What does it print for that line?

   issues ['10', '11']issues noneissues ['11']issues ['10']