List user's open cpython PRs, add "get info from PR" button

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
github, python

Research direction

Start by reviewing the existing workflow for clicking a PR to get information, then separate the request into the three proposed workflows: listing open CPython PRs, fetching PR information, and updating an existing blurb. Confirm the scope with the maintainers before defining done, since the issue is explicitly high-level and asks whether all requested work belongs in blurb-it.

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Description

At PyConUS in the sprints and hoping to make some workflow improvements based on new developers using blurb. Can split into multiple issues, but high level:

  1. List the most recent open CPython PRs by the user (limited to a smallish number)
  2. Add a "fetch" button so given the github PR number can get information on it (github issue, if there is an existing blurb). Limit the max "fetch file" size. (This same infra used for "click on PR -> get info)
  3. Be able to update an existing blurb in the PR (simple edits without having to figure out git workflow)

Happy to split into multiple smaller issues/prs. If any of these are outside scope of the blurb-it app let me know

Dominant language
Python
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33
Forks
22
Avg merge
23m
Merged PRs (30d)
2

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