Git-enforcer seems like it addresses a need, but I can't really see a use case for this.
For any creator/organization willing to enable this, stale pull requests will have a good reason. eg it was started by a person who is no longer actively working on the project. Having a few stale PRs isn't a big deal.
Is there a specific reason this was created? Git-enforcer has only 12 total (closed) PRs and the default max open PRs is 10.
Hi there. I was considering adding this to gitenforcer, but just needed a small fix. There was an issue at my company where too many PRs were getting put up and not enough people reviewing.
This is a tenancy of the agile methodology to have some sort of WIP, so we tried it out as an experiment and it greatly improved pushing PRs through to master.
For any creator/organization willing to enable this, stale pull requests will have a good reason. eg it was started by a person who is no longer actively working on the project. Having a few stale PRs isn't a big deal.
Is there a specific reason this was created? Git-enforcer has only 12 total (closed) PRs and the default max open PRs is 10.