References

Key Points

Introduction	Issue tracking is the process of monitoring problems and requests for a software product. Issue tracking enables a software development team to capture, organize, and manage work collaboratively.
Basic Issue Tracking	New issues can be opened in a repository using the ‘New issue’ button. Text on issues use Markdown styling for formatting. A user can interact with issues in multiple ways: commenting, mentioning others, linking to other issues and pull requests, and more.
Labelling Issues	Labelling issues can help with organization and filtering.
Issue Templates	Templates can be incorporated into any GitHub repository and can make issue creation more structured. External links can be listed with the templates to help direct users to external resources.

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Johnson, J. N., & Dubois, P. F. (2003). Issue tracking. Computing in Science & Engineering, 5(6), 71-77.