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look at all languages in a repository instead of just the primary language, for more accurate reporting

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look at all languages in a repository instead of just the primary language, for more accurate reporting

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Thank you for the pull request.

I noticed that some of the pull requests are based on branches that include changes from other pull requests.

To help us review and manage pull requests more efficiently, we’d like to ask for your cooperation regarding how changes are submitted.

When multiple unrelated changes are included in the same pull request, or when a new pull request is based on another unmerged pull request, the following issues can occur:

  • Pull requests may not always be reviewed or merged in the order they are submitted.
  • Some pull requests might not be merged at all, depending on the review outcome.
  • If another contributor’s pull request is merged first, you may need to rebase or resolve conflicts.
  • Reviewing and understanding the changes takes more time, especially if unrelated changes are mixed together.

To avoid these issues, please submit each independent change as a separate pull request.
Each pull request should be based on the latest main branch (or the appropriate base branch), not on another unmerged pull request.

This allows us to review, test, and merge changes more efficiently, and it also reduces the chances of conflicts.

Also, please do not include anything under the dist/ folder in pull requests.

Thanks for your understanding and cooperation!

@yoshi389111 yoshi389111 self-assigned this Mar 11, 2025
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