At least in the facebook/react data I have, I noticed that one comment from the author of a pull request got put into the reviewers.txt, which is incorrect. reviewers.txt should only contain comments from other users on the submitter's pull request.
The file I noticed that was included was facebook/react/issue-114559118/comment-153236130.json, which is a comment by the user ali, who submitted the pull request. This could explain the odd statistics I've been seeing with ghwordhypothesis.py. Maybe submitters are thanking maintainers for merging their pull requests and that's adding false positives to the 'thanked' submitter count?
willingc
commented
7 years ago
At least in the facebook/react data I have, I noticed that one comment from the author of a pull request got put into the reviewers.txt, which is incorrect. reviewers.txt should only contain comments from other users on the submitter's pull request.
The file I noticed that was included was
facebook/react/issue-114559118/comment-153236130.json, which is a comment by the userali, who submitted the pull request. This could explain the odd statistics I've been seeing withghwordhypothesis.py. Maybe submitters are thanking maintainers for merging their pull requests and that's adding false positives to the 'thanked' submitter count?