Fix corner cases in developer categories #15
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I updated the PR according to the guidelines in https://github.com/Bitergia/trustable-cli/issues/16: if there are several developers with the same contributions and not all of them can enter the |
- If there is only one developer, it is classified as 'core'. - If there is a list of people with the exact same number of contributions and not all of them can enter the 'core' group, the first one is selected and the next ones are assigned to 'regular'. Signed-off-by: Eva Millán <[email protected]>
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This PR fixes some corner cases of developer categories in small repositories. If there is only one developer or if the core developers are tied in number of contributions, they are classified as core.