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To organize your progress, use the issues and projects tabs. In this way, it is possible to schedule your tasks and set milestones. Thus, each week can start by reviewing the pending tasks, organize your week tasks, and at the end of the week check and mark your progress.
To organize your progress, use the issues and projects tabs. In this way, it is possible to schedule your tasks and set milestones. Thus, each week can start by reviewing the pending tasks, organize your week tasks, and at the end of the week check and mark your progress.
### Issues
### Issues and Labels
Let us start by setting some milestones (proposal, prototype, software function, etc.), set a Due Date, and its description. With your milestones, it will be easy to organize issues and track your progress.
After defining a milestone,
- **task**
- **bug**
- **improve**
- **
The `git-template` includes 9 basic labels to use each time you create an issue. These labels are detailed next:
The `git-template` includes 9 basic labels to use each time you create an issue. These labels are detailed next:
