2/ Finding an Issue

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2/ Finding an Issue

1. Find an issue that interests you!
Look at some of the open issues and identify one that sparks your interest.
If you are looking for issues that are good for beginners, check out the issues labeled "good-for-beginners" or "good first issue"​
For an explanation of issue lables see: Issue Labels.
2. Claim that issue!
If you want to work on the issue, leave a comment on it saying that you're working on it.
3. Create a new branch!
Create a new branch by typing git checkout -b issue-x, where x is the number associated with that number. For example, if you decided to work on issue #491, you would type git checkout -b issue-491 and create a branch named issue-491.

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1. Find an issue that interests you!

2. Claim that issue!

3. Create a new branch!