I've found looking at commit counts is never very good for judging project activity, at least if they don't squash-merge all pulls. For example there can be pag

I've found looking at commit counts is never very good for judging project activity, at least if they don't squash-merge all pulls. For example there can be pages of one liners https://github.com/apache/openoffice/commits/trunk/?after=c80bf67b751a9ae24aec362f0c0a44d47243fee0+139 https://github.com/apache/openoffice/commits/trunk/?after=c8... One pull as opposed to zero indeed may break the inactive barrier but probably good not to read too much into commit counts graphs.