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title: Pull Request usage in %
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	<h3>Pull Request Usage</h3>
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		<p>
			The percentage of active repositories located in organizations, having more than one contributor, and using pull requests for contributions.
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		<p>
			In this context, <em>active</em> designates repositories with at least two users that have pushed commits in the last four weeks.
			The rationale behind this is that pull request usage is most important in a collaborative environment.
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		<p>
			High pull request usage might indicate a high number of code reviews.
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		<p>
			For reference, the percentage of status usage in these pull requests is visualized.
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		<p>
			High status usage might indicate high CI usage.
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		<p>
			Repositories in personal accounts and repositories with a single contributor are ignored, as they are less likely to use pull requests.
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