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On top of that some repos, like Bazel for instance close all PRs and import them via a process which happens outside GitHub. Some repositories do not use GitHub
by gieksosz 6y ago
On top of that some repos, like Bazel for instance close all PRs and import them via a process which happens outside GitHub. Some repositories do not use GitHub organisations at all, other do it a lot - those factors make merge-chance.info analysis more difficult, but I still think it is interesting. I hope it might even help someone chose what project to contribute to.
- zinekeller 6y agoI think that if you want to contribute, they should at least be upfront on the processes, or even the absence of it. Some do not accept at all, some do only accept on bugfixes, and some are happy to extend the project. The chance of merging of course is a decent barometer for contributors who wants to work on projects who are allegedly open to contributions, but I will not use it as a barometer of the quality of the code itself (or at least as a minor barometer - never as a major one).
- remram 6y agoThis might be on GitHub more than maintainers, as there is no option to disable the pull requests feature right now (or to replace it with a link to what you actually use).