The detail behind “is this still moving, and can I help?” Commits, merged pull requests and contributor figures come from the pipeline's own GitHub reads, so a repository nobody has looked at recently may not have them yet.
For contributors
Reading this repository's labels and health files…
Labels are matched against this repository's own label list, not assumed from GitHub's standard names. freeCodeCamp labels newcomer work "first timers only", which the usual search misses. An issue can carry several labels, so the counts do not add up to a unique total.
Open counts sampled once a day from our own snapshots, up to the last 30 days. Issues: 14 days measured since 30 Sep 2026. Pull requests: 14 days since 30 Sep 2026.
Per week, from GitHub's search API: 2 weeks back to 4 Oct 2026, 400 merged in that window, on the page's shared 30-day axis. The current week is still in progress. This repository merges more pull requests per week than one search request returns, so the bars are lower than reality.
Pull requests merged in the last measured window stayed open a median of 2.8 days before merging, over 400 merged PRs. That is the sample, not the project's whole history. GitHub returned only part of that window, so this skews toward the pull requests it returned first.
Commit statistics have not been collected for this repository yet. GitHub works them out on demand, and the pipeline asks for repositories people are looking at.
