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This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.

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Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:

repository, an issue, error messages, new feature, compile, pushed, and were failing.

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Bob: Hey, Sarah. I was checking the branch we worked on yesterday when I saw a problem. I think we should open BLANK on GitHub.

Sarah: Sure, Bob. What's the problem?

Bob: I pushed some changes to the BLANK earlier, but now the code won't BLANK. It's showing some strange errors.

Sarah: I see. Let's open an issue then. What happened when you BLANK the changes?

Bob: Well, I was adding a BLANK. While I was pushing it, I noticed that some of the tests BLANK.

Sarah: Got it. I'll create the issue on GitHub and write out the details. We can attach the BLANK, too.

Bob: Thanks, Sarah. I appreciate your help.

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an issue

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A problem or task that needs to be fixed or worked on in a project.


repository

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A place where all the code and files for a project are stored, often online.


compile

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To change code into a form the computer can understand and run.


pushed

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Sent code changes from your computer to an online repository like GitHub.


new feature

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A new part or function added to a program or app.


were failing

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This means something didn't work correctly in the past.


error messages

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Warnings that tell you something is wrong in your code.