| [cross-project-issues-dev] 61 Contributions submitted on GitHub |
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Hi all, I've noticed that some GitHub repo mirros have some pending contributions (issues or pull requests). I made a quick and dirty Groovy script to have a more global view of pending GitHub contributions (see attachement, replace GitHub username/password to run it locally). The following lists project who have contributions on GitHub: acceleo: 0 issues, 2 open pull requests bpmn2-modeler: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests ecf: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests eclipse.jdt.core: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests eclipse.jdt.ui: 1 issues, 1 open pull requests eclipse.platform.ua: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests eclipse.platform.ui: 0 issues, 2 open pull requests eclipselink.runtime: 0 issues, 4 open pull requests egit: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests egit-github: 0 issues, 5 open pull requests emf: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests gemini.blueprint: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests gemini.jpa: 0 issues, 3 open pull requests gyrex-releng: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests incubator: 0 issues, 2 open pull requests jetty.project: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests jgit: 0 issues, 3 open pull requests linuxtools: 0 issues, 4 open pull requests lyo.testsuite: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests m2e-core: 0 issues, 3 open pull requests nebula: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests orion.client: 0 issues, 6 open pull requests pdt: 0 issues, 4 open pull requests rap.incubator.fileupload: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests rap.incubator.gef: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests recommenders: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests rt.equinox.bundles: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests rt.equinox.p2: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests tycho: 0 issues, 2 open pull requests webtools.jsdt.core: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests webtools.jsdt.tests: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests webtools.sourceediting: 0 issues, 1 open pull requests ======================================== TOTAL: 1 issues, 60 open pull requests I think we need a way to get those contributions (and contributors) better integrated into the Eclipse ecosystem An appropriate solution would be a daemon looking for new contributions and adding a comment to the contribution to teach the author how to get it integrated into the project (via Bugzilla and Gerrit). Food for thoughts... |
import groovy.json.JsonSlurper
def getResult = { url ->
try {
def authString = "username:password".getBytes().encodeBase64().toString()
def conn = url.toURL().openConnection()
conn.setRequestProperty( "Authorization", "Basic ${authString}" )
new JsonSlurper().parseText conn.content.text
} catch (Exception ex) {
[]
}
}
def nbRepos = getResult("https://api.github.com/users/eclipse";).public_repos
def totalPullRequests = 0
def totalIssues = 0
(1..nbRepos).each { numRepo ->
def repo = getResult("https://api.github.com/users/eclipse/repos?page=${numRepo}&per_page=1";)[0]
def issues = getResult("https://api.github.com/repos/eclipse/${repo.name}/issues";).size
def pullRequests = getResult("https://api.github.com/repos/eclipse/${repo.name}/pulls?state=open";).size
totalIssues += issues
totalPullRequests += pullRequests
if (issues + pullRequests > 0) {
println "${repo.name}: ${issues} issues, ${pullRequests} open pull requests"
}
}
println "========================================"
println "TOTAL: ${totalIssues} issues, ${totalPullRequests} open pull requests"