Github open issues badge tweaks#763
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| case 'open-issues': | ||
| const { open_issues_count } = await meta({ owner, repo }) | ||
| const { total_count: total_issues_count } = await search({ resource: 'issues', owner, repo }) |
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It would be better to combine the search() request with previous meta() request for faster responses and avoid being rate limited.
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Closes #764
I updated the title of the badge to reflect the contents of the above issue, as well as the color of the badge to reflect the ratio of open to closed issues/PRs.
Another option is to use the GraphQL GitHub API which returns the number of open issues separately from open PRs.