Navigating the Exercises

We’re going to navigate between issues and pull requests using the menu across the top of the repository. I’m using the take-a-look repository to demonstrate.

Click on issues to get to the list of issues.

The issues and pull requests are labelled with the language: text, python, Fortran.
Labels are a way to filter issues and pull requests. Typically on a repository you’ll see labels such as ‘Bug’, ‘Enhancement’, ‘Good First Issue’.

Try filtering the issues by label to show only the text exercises.

Let’s take a look at text: Exercise 1. Navigate to the issue by clicking on the text: Exercise 1 issue:

There are several places that show there is a pull request linked to this issue. The pink circles in the image below show where you can find linked pull requests from an issue page. Note the actual issue numbers (#2 in this example) and pull request numbers (#5 in this example) may be different depending on how many times you have created and reset the exercises.

Click on one of the links to get to the pull request

The pull request has a description of what has been proposed and which issue is being fixed. The take-a-look repository also has review comments. You’ll add your own review comments and suggestion to your fork of the tutorial as you work through the exercise.