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GitHub Limits Open Pull Requests for Non-Writers
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- →Helps maintainers manage contribution volume effectively.
- →Reduces noise and unnecessary workload in busy repositories.
- →Allows focus on high-signal contributions, improving project quality.
GitHub has rolled out a feature that lets maintainers limit the number of open pull requests from users without write access. This aims to tackle the issue of overwhelming low-quality contributions that can slow down the review process. Maintainers can also create a bypass list for trusted contributors, allowing them to exceed the limit without full access. This update is expected to help maintainers focus on high-quality contributions and reduce unnecessary workload.
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