Groundhog should support the GitHub Pull Request API 1, in order to fully understand the dynamics of commits and issues (that eventually might lead to PRs).
Pull Request analysis can be particularly interesting if we want to study User/Organization activity on GitHub. We can learn how someone is engaged to public projects contribution, how often an Organization receives PRs and so on.
Groundhog should support the GitHub Pull Request API 1, in order to fully understand the dynamics of commits and issues (that eventually might lead to PRs).
Pull Request analysis can be particularly interesting if we want to study User/Organization activity on GitHub. We can learn how someone is engaged to public projects contribution, how often an Organization receives PRs and so on.
Format: /repos/{user}/{project-name}/pulls Sample API endpoint for PRs: https://api.github.com/repos/spgroup/groundhog/pulls Another sample: https://api.github.com/repos/spgroup/groundhog/pulls/43