I made a beta update to slopscore which massively overhauls the scoring, taking into account the total slop% of a repo instead of just being a dumb 100 - penalty_value * occurences. You can test it on beta.slopscore.ava.pet , if you'd like to give it a try ^-^
being The Ideas Guy@star i would be interested in seeing a sort of "decay" of the value of ai contributions over time, or just straight up expiry (assuming this isn't a thing already?) like if something is more than a year old it just doesn't get counted, in case of projects that only added a restrictive policy recently... maybe this is doable by just limiting the timeframe of commits that are checked?
being The Ideas Guy@doskel Actually, the way I architectured this change makes exactly this possible in the future. The idea was to say "if a certain amount of consecutive commits (like, idk, 100? a set percentage?) are slop-free, slowly start increasing the score again"; until a slop commit comes along again, which breaks the streak and undoes the healing or something like that
re: being The Ideas Guy@star ohh my god i didn't even think about the fact that this is solved by the change that prompted my thought i am a bit tired, excuse me lol
re: being The Ideas Guy@doskel well, tbf, i think there are ways in which this could have been implemented, which wouldn't make it easily possible to add healing on later :3
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