pgjones / push-pull

Pull Request and Issue statistics

Push-Pull

This code, viewable version on http://pgjones.github.io/push-pull/, is for the third annual Github data challenge. It will plot statistics for the lifetimes of pull requests (or issues) for various users and as a function of commits, changes etc...

Purpose

Pull requests live whilst they are reviewed, but what defines their lifetime. I've presumed it is either a property of the reviewer, the author, or the pull request itself. The project collates pull request data for a repository and displays the lifetimes. The lifetimes are also shown as a function of the author, the reviewer, commits, changes, comments and github number (project lifetime). What causes your pull requests to live for a long time, is it any of these? For me... I seem to be the problem, the median lifetime is 1 week on average and 1 month for my pull requests :(.

Tips

• The pull requests/issues shown can be selected by lifetime, author or reviewer by selecting a lifetime, author, or reviewer.
• The plots can be enlarged by double clicking.

License

See LICENSE.txt, in summary this software is licensed under the MIT license.

push-pull's Issues

Cache PR data requests in localstorage

The interesting data for this project won't change once a PR is closed, so why not cache it indefinitely in localstorage?

This would mean that if you hit the unauthenticated rate limit, you can come back after an hour and get another 59 PRs, which would then be cached, rather than the same most recent 59 PRs again. After a few hours, you could have the complete history for a project with a lot of PRs.