Commits metric shows the number of changes pushed to a Git repository over time. Each commit is a snapshot of changes made to the codebase.
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Used to show a simple Metric or to draw attention to one key number.
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GitHub dashboard template provides you with the latest release stats like commits, repository status, top contributors for any Github project.
The "Stars" metric on GitHub represents the number of users who have marked a repository as a favorite. It is a way to quantify a repository's popularity or usefulness.
The Forks metric tracks the number of times a repository has been copied by other users or organizations on GitHub.
The Collaborators metric tracks the number of users who have collaborator access to a repository, enabling them to make changes and push code.
The Open Issues metric counts the number of unresolved problems, bugs or feature requests in a repository. It helps to track the backlog of work and prioritize tasks.
The new pull requests metric measures the number of proposed changes to a repository's codebase that have not yet been merged into the main branch.
The Pull Requests Resolution Time metric measures the time it takes for a pull request to be reviewed, approved, and merged in a repository on GitHub.
The Branches metric in GitHub measures the number of independent lines of development in a repository, which can help manage code changes and enable multiple contributors.
The Total Closed Issues metric tracks the number of issues that have been resolved or closed by all contributors in a GitHub repository.