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by chrismorgan
4774 days ago
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The conclusions don't seem reasonable to me. Higher acceptance rate is not necessarily better; it can also be that the quality of pull requests is too low: that the developers are instead discriminating in what they let into their project, and that the project benefits as a result of this. Using it as a project quality metric is in this way similar to lines of code: higher doesn't necessarily mean better. |
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