Creating an Issue on GitHub

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• Issues are used to track bugs, tasks, or feature requests in a repository. Here's how to create one:

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• Navigate to the Repository: Go to the repository where you want to create the issue.

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• Click on the "Issues" Tab: On the repository's main page, click the "Issues" tab located above the file list (usually near "Pull requests" and "Actions").

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• Click "New Issue": Click the green "New issue" button on the right side.

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• Title and Description: Add a descriptive title and a detailed explanation in the comment section. You can use markdown formatting to organize the information or provide more clarity (e.g., adding bullet points or headers).

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• Optional Labels, Assignees, and Milestones: You can assign people to work on the issue (assignees), categorize it using labels (like "bug," "enhancement," etc.), or link it to specific milestones.

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Submit the Issue: Once you’ve filled out the information, click the "Submit new issue" button at the bottom.