Across
- 1. Bring in code changes or draw someone onto the dance floor.
- 5. The process of creating a product or putting on a wedding.
- 9. ___ access, the ultimate level of system control, or where a family tree begins.
- 10. Wedding stationery or a calendar request.
- 13. Requests waiting their turn or guests lining up for the buffet.
- 14. Wedding jewelry or something your phone does.
- 16. Bring everything up to date or get the wedding party on schedule.
- 18. What pull requests do to code, and marriages do to families.
- 19. Server provider or the person welcoming guests.
- 21. Connect two things together.
- 22. A wedding or something JavaScript listens for.
- 25. A unit of execution or something that holds a tuxedo button.
- 27. An essential component of a calendar entry or how many love stories begin.
- 28. Git action or relationship milestone.
- 29. Tie together, legally or programmatically.
Down
- 1. Two things that belong together.
- 2. A successful comparison or a dating success.
- 3. Send your changes or encourage someone down the aisle.
- 4. Copy a repository or cutlery found at every reception table.
- 5. JavaScript async object or the foundation of wedding vows.
- 6. Duplicate a repository or the groom’s spitting image.
- 7. SQL operator or a marriage.
- 8. Fix a merge conflict or settle a wedding planning debate.
- 11. Different software iteration or your side of the story.
- 12. Family trees and code can both ___.
- 15. Wedding attendee or a temporary user account.
- 17. Ship new software or let the bouquet fly.
- 20. Something you tie in marriage or something you untangle in code.
- 23. Git reference or something you do in post-wedding social posts.
- 24. Wedding celebration or a third-____ dependency.
- 26. The latest Git commit or the front of the wedding procession.