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Lesson: Create and Assign GitHub Issues

🎯 Objective

Each team member will create at least one GitHub Issue in the shared repository to track a specific HTML-related task, and assign it to themselves or a teammate.

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👣 Steps

1. Open the Issues Tab

   • In your team repository, click on the Issues tab.
   • Click the green “New issue” button.

2. Write a Clear Title and Description

   • Give your issue a short but specific title (see examples below).
   • In the description box, include details about what needs to be done and which file it relates to.

3. Assign the Issue

   • On the right side of the page, click Assignees.
   • Choose your name or another group member to take responsibility for this task.

4. Create the Issue

   • Click “Submit new issue”.
   • Return to the Issues tab to view and track open issues.

5. Use the Issue Tracker to Follow Up

   • After the issue is resolved, return to it and close the issue.

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🔧 What to Update

Each student should create an issue related to their own HTML page. Choose a small but meaningful update.

Example text you can write in your issue:

• Title: Add hobbies list to my page Description: Use a <ul> and <li> to create a list of my hobbies inside alex.html.
• Title: Fix missing paragraph closing tag Description: I noticed one of my <p> tags doesn’t have a closing tag. I’ll fix it in jordan.html.
• Title: Add a link to index page Description: I want to add a navigation link at the bottom of sam.html to return to the homepage.

Examples of updates:

• Add a new paragraph describing your interests
• Fix any HTML structure issues (e.g., missing </p>)
• Add a link to another page in your group
• Use <ul> and <li> to list your hobbies, skills, or goals
• Create a heading for a new section on your page

Then, assign the issue to yourself and complete the work in a new branch.

• Add a new paragraph to your HTML page
• Fix a missing closing tag in your page
• Create a list using the <ul> and <li> tags
• Add a link back to the homepage from your page

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✅ Practice Check

• You created a new issue with a clear task
• You assigned it to yourself or someone else
• You can see it listed in the Issues tab

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💬 Discussion Prompt

How does using GitHub Issues help keep a group project organized and on schedule?