> skim open issues
What do you go looking for with this? And what results make you consider/not consider the project based on what you find while skimming open issues?
What do you go looking for with this? And what results make you consider/not consider the project based on what you find while skimming open issues?
Just like reading Amazon reviews.
See what people are complaining about and then answer whether you care about those things
Sweeping issues under the carpet actively makes your library worse, only because one really values the vanity metric of "closed/open issue ratio".
Github star count is another useless metric, often inflated by "star this on github" widgets on the homepage.