The Open Issues by Label metric displays the number of open issues in a repository categorized by specific labels, providing insight into which areas of a project may need more attention and management.
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GitHub metric ‘Open Issues by Label’ counts the number of issues with each Label. However, one issue can be associated with multiple labels. Therefore, the total value of the metric will show the total number of associations across all labels, rather than the total number of issues. This can result in a higher total value for the metric in Databox in comparison to the values from GitHub.
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 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.
New Issues by Contributors is a metric that tracks the number of new issues created by contributors who are not part of the project's core team over a set period of time.
The Closed Issues metric tracks the number of issues that have been resolved and closed in a repository, providing insight into overall issue management.
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 Closed Pull Requests metric shows the number of pull requests that have been merged or closed within a specific timeframe. It indicates the efficiency and progress of a team's development workflow.
The Commits by User metric shows the number of times each user has made a commit to a repository. It helps identify the most active contributors and their impact on a project.
Releases metric tracks the number of times a project's release is published, a new version with improved features or bug fixes. It helps measure software development progress and user adoption of new releases.