How are issues and pull requests used?

The correct answer is C. Issues are used to track ideas, document feedback, and share information; whereas, pull. Issues serve as a collaborative discussion space to track ideas, document bugs, collect feedback, and share information without necessarily involving code changes. Pull requests, by contrast, are code-centric: they propose specific changes to be merged into a branch, enabling…

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AIssues are used to push bug fixes to the repository; whereas, pull requests are used to
BIssues are used to push bug fixes to the repository; whereas, pull requests are used to
CIssues are used to track ideas, document feedback, and share information; whereas, pull
DIssues are used to track ideas, document feedback, and share information; whereas, pull

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B
6% (3)
C
87% (41)
D
2% (1)

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Issues serve as a collaborative discussion space to track ideas, document bugs, collect feedback, and share information without necessarily involving code changes. Pull requests, by contrast, are code-centric: they propose specific changes to be merged into a branch, enabling peer review before integration. The distinction is that issues are about conversation and planning, while pull requests are about reviewing and merging code.

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