Open jywarren opened 5 years ago
@jywarren we can take this as a GSOC issue
Hi, @jywarren and @subhahu123 is anyone working on this? Cause I would like to work on this.
@YogeshSharma01 do you have any idea how to implement this, it would be great if you can share.
We'd love help with this. I think it may take some pretty significant API work -- looking at existing code in this repo plus a close look at the GitHub API to see what calls would be necessary!
@jywarren I have an idea, we can retrieve the username from the API's mentioned below and append all unique username, and then list similarly as FTO authors.
Here is an example of GitHub API for retrieving a member who commented on a PR.
https://api.github.com/repos/publiclab/community-toolbox/issues/169/comments
This is an example of GitHub API for retrieving a member who reviewed a PR
https://api.github.com/repos/publiclab/community-toolbox/pulls/422/reviews
That looks great! Shall we split this in two for commenters vs. reviewers, or just make 2 calls and merge? Thanks!
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@jywarren https://github.com/jywarren I have an idea, we can retrieve the username from the API's mentioned below and append all unique username, and then list similarly as FTO authors.
Here is an example of GitHub API for retrieving a member who commented on a PR.
https://api.github.com/repos/37signals/sub/issues/37/comments
This is an example of GitHub API for retrieving a member who reviewed a PR
https://api.github.com/repos/publiclab/community-toolbox/pulls/422/reviews
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I think we should split these and list them as sometimes a comment can just be for assigning or closing the issue.
OK, that's great then. Let's start with just reviewers, shall we?
In the spirit of recognizing mutual support, (related to #14) we should recognize who is helping others; esp. since so many people begin to help others take their first step soon after completing their own first-timers-only issue!
Should be some way to pull at least formal reviewers list, but we could also, maybe, consider how we could count supportive comments on FTO issues?