Not so sure about that. Lots of commits and few issues could mean that it's cool or interesting somehow, but isn't actually being used for much. Vice versa for

Not so sure about that. Lots of commits and few issues could mean that it's cool or interesting somehow, but isn't actually being used for much. Vice versa for few commits and many issues. Hard to say much for sure without breaking down the details, who's discovering the issues, how many are real, how many are serious/blockers versus minor annoyances with workarounds or feature requests, are the commits new features, bug fixes, refactoring, etc.