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ChangeRadar reads a Git diff, traces what the change may touch, recommends relevant tests, and writes the evidence as a report you can run locally or as a step in the pipeline you already have. It does not replace GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, your test runner, or your deploy tooling. It adds impact intelligence to those systems.

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The maintainers of AnikethTS/ChangeRadar usually reply to a pull request within 1 day. 3 beginner-friendly issues are open now.

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1
Forks
0
Open beginner issues
3
Indexed issues
5
Avg merge
3h 37m
Merged PRs (30d)
19
Dominant language
Java
License
MIT
Last GitHub push
Oct 16, 2026
Latest indexed
Oct 16, 2026
Contributing guide
Code of conduct
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How to contribute to AnikethTS/ChangeRadar

  1. Read the contributing guide first: it says how the maintainers want changes proposed, tested and reviewed.
  2. Read its code of conduct: it covers issues and pull requests as well as chat.
  3. Your contributions will be published under the project's MIT license.
  4. Pick one of the 3 open beginner-friendly issues below and comment that you want to work on it before you start.
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