Look up your pull requests
Type a GitHub username to see where its recent pull requests to other people's projects stand: who answered, how long it took, and how often pull requests silent that long were merged.
Your browser asks GitHub directly, with no sign-in. Porchlamp has no server here and stores nothing. Each lookup spends up to 20 calls of the 60 an hour GitHub gives your network.
What this can and can't see
- Public pull requests to projects the account isn't a member of, newest first. Replies from members, owners and collaborators count as answers, as do merges and closes by someone else.
- A single look can't see everything the snapshot does. It misses people who hold access without GitHub saying so, it can't filter automated replies, and it tells a first pull request from GitHub's label and these recent results, so a project's page can differ.
- The percentages come from the waiting curve in the report. They describe what happened to other pull requests, not what will happen to yours.