PRs that receive additional commits after a review where those commits have nothing to do with the review itself are severely downgraded in their score.
It seems like the judge is making the incorrect assumption that any commits after the review are responses to review from the user. This might not necessarily be the case, especially when these are feature PRs that are receiving additional commits with new features and additions, not fixes to review.
I'm finding this to be a common occurrence.
PRs that receive additional commits after a review where those commits have nothing to do with the review itself are severely downgraded in their score.
It seems like the judge is making the incorrect assumption that any commits after the review are responses to review from the user. This might not necessarily be the case, especially when these are feature PRs that are receiving additional commits with new features and additions, not fixes to review.
I'm finding this to be a common occurrence.