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How to measure to ratio between small and big changes #21893
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Hi, I want to have some statiscis on my repository. One of the thing I want to check is if we work in small changes. How can I get the ratio between small and big changes? In addition is there a way to enforce small changes? Thanks, Lidor |
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There’s nothing built-in to GitHub to enforce things like what you’re requesting. There may be add-on tools that could do something like that. You might want to take a look at Probot to build something like that. You could take a look at WIP for an example. |
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Hi, Can I install those applications on Github Enterprise 2.12? If so, where can I find the relevant documentation? Thanks, Lidor |
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All of the Probot documentation is available at https://probot.github.io (as mentioned in the README at https://github.com/probot/probot). If I recall correctly, Probot apps can be installed on the more recent versions of GitHub Enterprise but the Probot issues list is probably the best place to find the latest information on that. |
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There’s nothing built-in to GitHub to enforce things like what you’re requesting. There may be add-on tools that could do something like that. You might want to take a look at Probot to build something like that. You could take a look at WIP for an example.