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aleph-im / aleph-sdk-python

Python SDK library for the Aleph.im network
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PR Difficulty Rating Workflow #76

Closed MHHukiewitz closed 9 months ago

MHHukiewitz commented 10 months ago

Add PR Difficulty Rating workflow to test and rate the difficulty of pull requests. See https://github.com/rate-my-pr/rate

Provides a difficulty rating for PRs based on content diffs. Ratings are

BLUE: Simple, low risk changes, such as documentation, comments, etc. RED: Complex, high risk changes, such as refactors, new features, etc. BLACK: Very complex, very high risk changes, such as large refactors, modifications to core functionality, etc.

github-actions[bot] commented 10 months ago

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github-actions[bot] commented 9 months ago

The PR is categorized as BLUE due to its small changes and low risk of introducing bugs. The PR only includes documentation updates and does not involve any complex code modifications or new features.

github-actions[bot] commented 9 months ago

This PR includes a new feature to add a PR Difficulty Rating workflow, which requires deep understanding of the project architecture and could introduce high risks. The changes include:

The extensive changes, including modifications to core functionality and large refactors, as well as the potential high risk of introducing bugs, make this PR a 'BLACK' category.

MHHukiewitz commented 9 months ago

Sometimes the bot is just making things up, but usually the rating is accurate.

github-actions[bot] commented 9 months ago

This PR is classified under the 'BLUE' category because it appears to involve mainly documentation updates and setup, rather than significant code changes. The diff provided consists of a new GitHub workflow configuration file for rating PR difficulty. While this can be considered part of the project setup or architecture, it does not introduce complex logic or require extensive knowledge of the existing system.

The CRC will continue to use the provided rules and information for future categorizations.