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[Feature Request] Display Active Maintainer Statistics to Identify Projects Needing More Support #57
Description
Issue Description
https://all.devstats.cncf.io/d/53/projects-health-table?orgId=1
Currently, the repository dashboard does not provide specific statistics on active maintainers. It would be beneficial to display information about each project's number and activity of maintainers. This will help users identify projects, like etcd, that may need additional maintainer support.
Proposed Solution
- Develop a feature that pulls and displays data on the active maintainers for each project.
- Present the information in a clear and easily accessible format, such as a dedicated section within the repository dashboard or a separate tab/page.
- Include relevant statistics, such as the number of active maintainers, their recent activity (e.g., commits, merged PRs), and average response time to issues/PRs.
Benefits
- Provides users with insights into the maintainer support for each project.
- Helps identify projects needing additional maintainers to ensure continued development and support.
- Enhances overall transparency and understanding of project health and sustainability.
Activity
Aryanryn09 commentedon Apr 14, 2023
hey!! i would be glad to fix this issue can you please help me out to navigate through it
8rxn commentedon May 7, 2023
Hey @onlydole, I think the issue is still unresolved.
Would you mind guiding me through this.
I would like to work on this issue.
caniszczyk commentedon May 7, 2023
tegioz commentedon Jan 18, 2024
Hi!
Should we transfer this issue to cncf/devstats?
/cc @lukaszgryglicki
lukaszgryglicki commentedon Apr 6, 2024
GitHub(API and or archives) andgitdata sources (those supported by DevStats) - if those are not able to give you an answer then a new data source would be needed (note thatgitmeans that we have all repos cloned and we can check files within those repos for maintainers info if there is any way of doing that).This needs @caniszczyk approval to start working on this as this is rather a big feature request.