“Cleaning out the garden shed” and “exciting day” aren’t usually phrases I would put together. Today, though…

What’s new in v0.4.0? pull-requests: handle cancellation during output phase handle cancellation context throughout queries pull-requests: add –all option handle interrupt signal gracefully

What’s new in v0.3.0? pull-requests: trim whitespace from titles pull-requests: add review activity count to output pull-requests: use stderr for progress and status messages pull-requests: add --output command line option fix: handle nil date pointers in pr data from github api

What’s new in v0.2.0? if --days-back is 0 include all data move repo and org options to root command add pull-requests command readme: add basic installation instructions

What’s new in 7.2.1? release note for spelling_verbose configuration option add verbose configuration option (contributions by 12rambau)

This is the first public release of gh-review-stats, a tool for examining reviewer statistics for projects hosted on GitHub.

This release includes a command to build a report showing the number of comments made across pull requests in a repository by each reviewer.

Today I received a notice from the Google team that runs the Feedburner service that I use to proxy my RSS feed announcing that they are updating the implementation, and as part of the changes they are dropping support for email subscriptions.

What’s new in 0.2.1? update python support versions to drop python 2 support and include 3.7, 3.8, and 3.9 Fix packaging issue by requiring setuptools for installation (contributions by Miro Hrončok) fix linter issue in setup.py add github actions to run CI jobs

New Features A configuration option has been added to disable the use of SSL/TLS for servers that do not support it. The default is to always use SSL/TLS. Contributed by Samuele Zanon. Upgrade Notes This release drops support for python 3.6 and 3.7.

This year, I’ve decided to change blogging tools yet again. This time I am moving from WordPress to Hugo.