Open GeorgLink opened 5 years ago
Do you mean for each contributor, how many PRs get accepted and rejected? Or for each maintainer or reviewer, whose PRs they have a accepted or rejected and how many?
I'm not sure, but for the 1st question there might be data, but it might be a matter of building a visualization, and maybe a custom index. I think @alpgarcia has more expertise than me on this.
For the second, there might be data, but not 100% sure. I know there has been some work on this gathering data from Github PRs API endpoint.
I'm sure @valeriocos and @alpgarcia have more knowledge about this.
I'm asking about the second. I'll revise the first column to "Maintainer".
How many times has a "maintainer" clicked the "merge" button or "close" button (assuming the pr stays closed). The PR may have been opened by someone else and I don't care about who created the PR, only who decided to merge or close it.
I'm asking about the second. I'll revise the first column to "Maintainer".
How many times has a "maintainer" clicked the "merge" button or "close" button (assuming the pr stays closed). The PR may have been opened by someone else and I don't care about who created the PR, only who decided to merge or close it.
So, you are asking for a third one 🤣
🤯 It can be complicated to describe analyses - we need a CHAOSS metric for this to make it easier.
Well, is it possible with the current data in GrimoireLab or is new development needed?
How many times has a "maintainer" clicked the "merge" button or "close" button (assuming the pr stays closed). The PR may have been opened by someone else and I don't care about who created the PR, only who decided to merge or close it.
We have the merger, so it is possible to get the number of PRs merged by a given author. What I think we don't have, and please @valeriocos correct me if I'm wrong, is the name of the person closing a PR.
I would like to know on an individual maintainer level, how many pull requests that contributor accepted and merged or closed without merging.
Is that data already available in GrimoireLab? If yes, how can the above visualization be built?