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# Code

Pull requests, their reviews and comments, commits, and the repositories they belong to.

Pull requests, their reviews and comments, commits, and the repositories they belong to.

* [Code source installation](/data-model/entities/code/code-source-installation.md) — Installations of code hosting providers like GitHub, GitLab, etc.
* [Commit](/data-model/entities/code/commit.md) — Commits represent individual git commits in your code repositories.
* [Pull request](/data-model/entities/code/pull-request.md) — Proposed code change in one of your repositories: a pull request in GitHub, or a merge request in GitLab.
* [Pull request comment](/data-model/entities/code/pull-request-comment.md) — Comment related to a pull request review flow, including top-level comments, inline review comments, and review body text.
* [Pull request review](/data-model/entities/code/pull-request-review.md) — Review submission on a pull request, such as an approval, request for changes, or general comment.
* [Pull request review request](/data-model/entities/code/pull-request-review-request.md) — Request for a review on a pull request, targeting either a specific author or a team.
* [Repository](/data-model/entities/code/repository.md) — Repositories represent your code repositories (GitHub, GitLab, etc.).

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