Git users can check their code on GitHub, by accessing the project through https://github.com/USERNAME/PROJECT and clicking the "Check Status" button on the right side of the bar, or through https://github.com/settings/repositories/new and creating a new repository and then creating a new issue. GitLab users can access the project through https://gitlab.com/USERNAME/PROJECT and click on "Check Status" on the right side of the bar or through https://gitlab.com/settings/repositories/new and creating a new repository and then creating a new issue. Git users can check their code on GitHub, by accessing the project through https://github.com/USERNAME/PROJECT and clicking the "Check Status" button on the right side of the bar, or through https://github.com/settings/repositories/new and creating a new repository and then creating a new issue. GitLab users can access the project through https://gitlab.com/USERNAME/PROJECT and click on "Check Status" on the right side of the bar or through https://gitlab.com/settings/repositories/new and creating a new repository and then creating a new issue. Git users can check their code on GitHub, by accessing the project through https://github.com/USERNAME/PROJECT and clicking the "Check Status" button on the right

What is the state of the project?

The state of the project can be checked by clicking on "Check Status." If the project is open, then it will provide a link to view the source code. If it's closed, then it will give a link to submit an issue.
If you are not able to see the status for your project or repository, please file an issue and we'll look into it as soon as possible.

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Published on: 09/13/2022 22:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 09/21/2022 03:15:00 UTC

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