What is PR level and can I contribute in multiple projects?

[akshara12code]

What is PR level and can I contribute in multiple projects?

[Princegupta101]

Yes you can contribute in multiple project
And levels is for score the project like
Basic - level 1 - 10
Intermediate level 2- 25
Advance level 3 - 45
@akshara12code

[aswinikalyan30]

A PR level depends on the complexity of the solution and can be of 3 levels:
level 1: easy : 10 points
level 2: medium: 25 points
level 3: complex : 45 points
You can contribute to any project based on your tech stack

[maha-sachin]

The PR level can refer to the complexity or significance of the changes proposed in a pull request.

In some teams or projects, they might use a scale or grading system to denote the PR level.
This scale could range from simple typo fixes or documentation updates at a lower level to more complex changes such as feature additions or architectural refactors at a higher level.

Regarding your second question, yes, you can contribute to multiple projects simultaneously. Many developers work on multiple projects either within the same organization or across different ones.

[SAURABH-CHAMOLI]

PR level simply means the level of difficulty you have contributed as an issue to a respective project.

There are 3 PR levels based on their difficulty and points , They are :
Level 1 (Easy) : 10 points
Level 2 (Medium) : 25 points
Level 3 (Hard) : 45 points

And yes you can contribute to multiple projects simultaneously.

[Piyushsahu99]

What is PR level and can I contribute in multiple projects?

PR level typically refers to the complexity or difficulty level of a pull request (PR) in a project. It's a way for maintainers to categorize PRs based on their complexity, impact, and the skills required to implement them. PR levels can vary from project to project and are often used to help contributors identify tasks that match their skill level and interests.

For example, a Level 1 PR might involve making a simple bug fix or documentation update, while a Level 3 PR might involve implementing a new feature or refactoring a significant portion of the codebase.

As for contributing to multiple projects, yes, you can certainly contribute to multiple projects simultaneously. Many developers contribute to multiple open source projects to gain experience, build their portfolio, and make a broader impact on the community. Just make sure to manage your time effectively and prioritize your contributions based on your interests, skills, and availability.

When contributing to multiple projects, it's essential to communicate openly with the maintainers and follow each project's guidelines and contribution processes. Additionally, try to focus on quality over quantity and ensure that you're able to give each project the attention it deserves.