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Weekly developer standings, scored on work that took someone else’s approval — merged pull requests, reviews you gave, issues you closed. Resets every Monday.
Weekly developer standings, scored on work that took someone else’s approval — merged pull requests, reviews you gave, issues you closed. Resets every Monday.
@ViditJain123 · Goa
My week, measured on merged pull requests and reviews rather than commit count: Bronze III.
A league fills to thirty developers at your level. Yours is still filling — the table appears as soon as there is one to read.
Student at BITS Pilani KK Birla Goa Campus
Not contribution count. A merged pull request into a repository you do not own is worth twelve points because somebody else had to press merge; a commit is worth one and is capped at ten a day. Reviews you gave count for eight, which is why the top of a table is often somebody who wrote very little code and read a great deal of it.
Every score is ranked against a real crowd — the percentile above says which one and how many people are in it — and the whole thing resets on Monday.
read-only · you pick the repositories · we never write anything
Not contribution count. A merged pull request into a repository you do not own is worth twelve points because somebody else had to press merge; a commit is worth one and is capped at ten a day. Reviews you gave count for eight, which is why the top of a table is often somebody who wrote very little code and read a great deal of it.
Every score is ranked against a real crowd — the percentile above says which one and how many people are in it — and the whole thing resets on Monday.
read-only · you pick the repositories · we never write anything