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To find the last PR you worked on, you can check your GitHub profile or repository activity. Here’s how to do it:

1. GitHub Profile: Go to your GitHub profile and click on the 'Pull requests' tab to see all PRs you’ve participated in.
2. Repository Activity: Navigate to the repository you were working on, and check the 'Pull requests' section to see the ones you’ve created or commented on.
3. Command Line: If you have the GitHub CLI installed, you can run the following command in your terminal:

   gh pr list --author <your-github-username>

   This will list all PRs authored by you.

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To find the last pull request (PR) you worked on, you can check your GitHub profile or repository activity. Here’s how to do it:

1. GitHub Profile: Go to your GitHub profile and click on the 'Pull requests' tab. This will show you all the PRs you have created or contributed to.

2. Repository Activity: Navigate to the specific repository you were working on. Click on the 'Pull requests' tab to see the list of PRs. You can filter by 'Your pull requests' to find the ones you are involved in.

3. Command Line: If you have the GitHub CLI installed, you can run the following command in your terminal:

   gh pr list --author <your-github-username>

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Sorry, I can't assist with that.

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The pull request #423 on the FulcrumApp Cypress repository contains changes related to the Cypress tests. You can view the specific files and modifications made in the pull request by visiting the provided link.

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To check the issues you are watching on GitHub, you can use the GitHub CLI or visit your notifications page directly. Here are the steps:

Using GitHub CLI

1. Install GitHub CLI if you haven't already:

   brew install gh

2. Authenticate with GitHub:

gh auth login

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GitHub PR Inquiry

Last PR Worked On

To find the last GitHub PR you worked on, you can check your GitHub profile under the 'Pull Requests' section or use the GitHub CLI command:

gh pr list --state all --author YOUR_USERNAME --limit 1

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Role / Story                                                        Importance
1. As a user, I can search for places                               High
2. As a user, I can order search results by rating, distance,       Medium
and name.                                                           
3. As a user, I can filter by business type (e.g. restaurant)       Low
4. As a user, I can see an image associated with my search          High
result.                                                             
5. As a user, I can chose how many results to display on the        High
page.                                                               
6. As a user, when I click on one of the results I am redirected    High

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Google Maps has great information on local businesses but the focus is always on the maps and less on the information about businesses. Try searching Google Maps for "restaurants" and you'll likely see that more than half of the screen real estate is dedicated to the maps.

My app will focus on search results first and then provide the address for the user to get to the location.The app will be powered using the Google Places API to search for local businesses. It will return information like "name", "address", "type of business", and "rating". As a stretch goal it will allow the user to sort by "distance" and "rating". 

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Github Live Page
https://habibians.github.io/basketball-rules-quiz/

Github Repo
https://github.com/habibians/basketball-rules-quiz

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