Core-workflow: Identify potential new developers through authorship analysis

Created on 10 Dec 2016  路  3Comments  路  Source: python/core-workflow

It should be possible to do a rough analysis of authorship information of PRs -- and the activity on those PRs -- to make it easier to figure out who to consider giving commit privileges to.

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I haven't decided yet. 馃槃 While the graphs can be restricted by time length, it does include committers and in this instance I only care about authors. I also don't know if any analysis of the involved PRs would be desired, etc. But I do suspect that at least to start we will use the contributors graph GitHub provides on a restricted timeline to try and quickly spot potential candidates.

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I haven't decided yet. 馃槃 While the graphs can be restricted by time length, it does include committers and in this instance I only care about authors. I also don't know if any analysis of the involved PRs would be desired, etc. But I do suspect that at least to start we will use the contributors graph GitHub provides on a restricted timeline to try and quickly spot potential candidates.

I'm closing this as once we have authorship information we should be able to look at a year-long timescale in the GitHub graph page and see which non-team members are there.

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