Who writes issues good enough to become PRs?
Many repos now ask for an issue before a PR, and maintainers often write the fix themselves. A merged-PR count misses the person who wrote the issue. This page counts issues that were closed by a merged PR written by someone else.
Each square is a day. Counted on the day the issue closed.
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How this is counted
- Became a PR: the issue was closed by a merged PR, or a commit, whose author is not the issue author. The link comes from GitHub's own record of what closed the issue, or from a merged PR that says "Fixes #N".
- Team: GitHub marks the person as a Member, Owner or Collaborator on one of these repos. Everyone else is community.
- Issues closed with no linked PR are not counted, even when a PR did fix them. This undercounts maintainers who fix things without writing "Fixes #N".
- Issues opened by bot accounts are removed. Fixes written by bots or agents still count for the issue author.