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GitHub Events

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Overview​

Open-source developers write code and documentation that they make publicly available. GitHub (GH) is among the most popular website for storing and publishing this data. The GitHub Archive is a historical record of public activities on GitHub. All GitHub actions, such as push operations, forks, issues opened, and pull requests (along with the acted upon user, repository, etc.) across all public repositories on GitHub are included in a single schema. We cover the following event types:

  • CommitCommentEvent: Comment on a commit.
  • CreateEvent: Creation of a repository, branch, or tag.
  • DeleteEvent: Deletion of a branch or tag.
  • ForkEvent: Repository forked.
  • GollumEvent: Creation or update of a Wiki page.
  • IssueCommentEvent: Comment is created, edited, or deleted on an issue.
  • IssuesEvent: Issue is opened, closed, reopened, assigned, or labeled.
  • MemberEvent: User is added as a collaborator to a repository.
  • PublicEvent: Private repository is made public.
  • PullRequestEvent: Pull request is opened, closed, reopened, merged, or edited.
  • PullRequestReviewEvent: Pull request review is submitted, edited, or dismissed.
  • PullRequestReviewCommentEvent: Comment on a pull request's unified diff is created, edited, or deleted.
  • PushEvent: One or more commits are pushed to a branch.
  • ReleaseEvent: A release is published, edited, or deleted.
  • RepositoryEvent: Repository is created, deleted, made public, or made private.

Data Source​

The Github Archive is located here. Jump to Cybersyn documentation on Github tables here.

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