Pull Request Size is a GitHub App that applies size/* labels to Pull Requests based on the total lines of code changed (additions and deletions).
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This app is free to use for personal and public organization repos. There is a paid plan for use with private organization repos.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
size/XS |
Denotes a PR that changes 0-9 lines. |
size/S |
Denotes a PR that changes 10-29 lines. |
size/M |
Denotes a PR that changes 30-99 lines. |
size/L |
Denotes a PR that changes 100-499 lines. |
size/XL |
Denotes a PR that changes 500-999 lines. |
size/XXL |
Denotes a PR that changes 1000+ lines. |
Pull Request Size calculates the size of a PR as
total additions + total deletions - (all generated¹ file additions/deletions)
¹ A generated file is either one of the standard generated files as defined in noqcks/generated or defined with linguist-generated=true in a .gitattributes file.
This app requires no configuration out of the box. However, you can exclude certain files from being counted towards a PR's size, and you can add custom labels in Github.
If you have files that you would not like to be included in the calculation for a Pull Request's size, you can modify the .gitattributes file with the flag linguist-generated=true on your file or file pattern.
For example to mark all .meta files as generated, add this line to .gitattributes
*.meta linguist-generated=true
A .gitattributes file uses the same rules for matching as .gitignore files. See GitHub documenation on the linguist-generated flag for more info.
You can set custom label names and colors by checking in the file .github/labels.yml to every repository you'd like to customize
XS:
name: size/XS
lines: 0
color: 3CBF00
S:
name: size/S
lines: 10
color: 5D9801
M:
name: size/M
lines: 30
color: 7F7203
L:
name: size/L
lines: 100
color: A14C05
XL:
name: size/XL
lines: 500
color: C32607
XXL:
name: size/XXL
lines: 1000
color: E50009
Please create an issue here: https://github.com/noqcks/pull-request-size/issues
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