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README.md

pr-status-pl

Is a tool that queries the nixpkgs repository for a given pull request. It determines:

  • branches a PR has landed in
  • if a PR is against stable or unstable
  • determines if a PR is "completed" (made it to release)

The result of the above is fed to the end user in a JSON string.

I use this to track upstream'd PRs and dynamically disable overlays in my configs.