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In 2016, over 24 days, 2,769 developers submitted 16,713 pull requests to 6,293 different open source projects.

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Exercism is a community around crowd-sourced code reviews. The core is in Ruby but exercises appear in all languages.

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Basic user & sessions love. on andrew/contribulator 2014-12-24 23:55:37 UTC

Basic user and sessions via github. Taken predominantly from 24pullrequests, with some truncations.

Allow version script to run through even if certain calls fail on github/hub 2014-12-24 23:49:14 UTC

When hub is installed via Homebrew, Homebrew does a shallow clone of the hub repo and so the `describe --tags` call in `script/version` fails and bash halts the script there. Allowing the script to turn through will allow the fallback...