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Developer	Avatar	Branches	PRs	Commits	Files	Changes
Dmytro Karaush		1	0/0/0	1	300	43561
胡悦 (cnwxu3ea)		0	1/0/1	0	0	0
Doston (Doston2000)		0	1/0/1	0	0	0
Bragin Fedya (fede4ka1245)		0	0/0/1	0	0	0

_{PRs: created by that dev and opened/merged/closed-unmerged during the period}

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Overview

The dataset contains information on open and closed pull requests (PRs) for the Telegram Android app repository, DrKLO/Telegram. The repository is active with numerous contributions, reflecting ongoing development and community engagement. The PRs cover a range of enhancements, bug fixes, and feature additions.

Summary of Pull Requests

Open Pull Requests

1. #1822: Adds camera2 API features like autofocus and stabilization.
2. #1820: Fixes keyboard size in CustomPhoneKeyboardView.java.
3. #1814: Addresses Bluetooth headset connection issues during VoIP calls.
4. #1813: Improves proxy domain resolving in ConnectionsManager.java.
5. #1797: Fixes a memory leak in LaunchActivity.
6. #1773: Fixes media message reactions popup width.
7. #1750: Optimizes native Lottie animations.
8. #1747: Removes unused WaveDrawable class.
9. #1739: Updates AndroidManifest.xml for permissions and security.
10. #1716: Fixes style issues in RTL languages.

Closed Pull Requests

1. #1802: Attempted to fix scrolling issues in mini apps but was not merged.
2. #1819: Fixed bot ID variable type from int to long to handle larger IDs.
3. #1818: Fixed "Mark all as read" for archived forums.
4. #1795: Implemented delete message animation but was closed without merging.
5. #1780: Fixed implicit setting of invalidate flag for animations.

Analysis of Pull Requests

The PRs reflect a diverse set of contributions aimed at improving the Telegram Android app's functionality, user experience, and performance. A significant portion of the open PRs focus on enhancing accessibility (#1809), camera features (#1822), and fixing bugs related to memory leaks (#1797) and Bluetooth connectivity (#1814). These indicate a proactive approach to addressing user feedback and technical debt.

Several PRs aim to optimize existing features, such as improving animation performance (#1750) and removing deprecated or unused code (#1747). This suggests an ongoing effort to streamline the codebase and enhance app efficiency.

Closed PRs often highlight attempts to address specific issues or add new features that were either not merged due to conflicts or were superseded by other solutions, such as the scrolling fix in mini apps (#1802) and message deletion animations (#1795). The closure of these PRs without merging indicates challenges in aligning community contributions with the project's roadmap or maintaining code quality standards.

The presence of numerous long-standing open PRs, some dating back several years, points to potential bottlenecks in the review process or prioritization challenges within the development team. This backlog could hinder the integration of valuable community contributions and slow down the app's evolution.

Overall, while the repository benefits from active community involvement and continuous development efforts, there is room for improvement in managing PR reviews and merges to better leverage external contributions and accelerate feature rollouts or bug fixes.

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Development Team and Recent Activity

Team Members and Activities

Dmytro Karaush (dkaraush)

• Recent Activity: Made a commit 13 days ago to update the project to version 11.0.0 (5143). This involved changes across multiple files, primarily in build configurations and libraries related to ffmpeg.
• Files Affected: TMessagesProj/build.gradle, TMessagesProj/jni/CMakeLists.txt, and various ffmpeg libraries for different architectures.
• Collaboration: No direct collaboration noted in the recent activity.
• Work in Progress: No explicit indication of ongoing work from the recent commit.

Doston2000

• Recent Activity: No commits within the last 30 days.
• Pull Requests: 1 open pull request, no merged or closed-unmerged pull requests.

cnwxu3ea

• Recent Activity: No commits within the last 30 days.
• Pull Requests: 1 open pull request, no merged or closed-unmerged pull requests across 2 branches.

fede4ka1245

• Recent Activity: No commits within the last 30 days.
• Pull Requests: No open pull requests, 1 closed-unmerged pull request.

Patterns and Themes

• Commit Activity: Dmytro Karaush is the primary active contributor recently, focusing on updating the project to new versions. The updates seem to be incremental and regular, indicating a structured release cycle.
• Collaboration: There is limited visible collaboration between team members based on recent commits. Most activities appear to be individual contributions.
• Pull Requests: There is some level of engagement with the repository in terms of pull requests from other contributors, although these have not been merged recently.
• Development Focus: The focus seems to be on maintaining and updating the software with periodic version upgrades. The recent update involved significant changes in build configurations and library updates.

Conclusions

The development activity is currently centered around version updates, with Dmytro Karaush leading these efforts. There is minimal collaborative coding activity visible from recent data, and other team members have not made recent commits but are involved in pull request activities. The project continues to evolve with regular updates, maintaining its focus on speed and security as highlighted in its key context.