Using pull requests in Stash (which we use for feature branching regardless) for code reviews has worked out fairly well; many of our users still use Crucible, but some teams have made the jump to just using Stash. As pull request history builds up, I have two questions from the userbase:
1) It looks like pull requests are a permanent part of the system, either Open, Merged or Declined, is that correct?What is the expected lifespan of pull requests? On one hand, very long life is needed if it's going to be a viable code review platform. However, there's a small amount of cleanup that would be nice to do, not to destroy history but to get rid of pull requests that shouldn't have been opened, or have been abandoned and the branch they came from has been deleted.
2) The authoring of pull requests and contributing to the review and approval of pull requests would be a valuable piece of data come review time. Is there a way to query Stash for all the pull requests created or approved by a person during a time frame?
-Kelly Schoenhofen
