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[vcs] add vcs.change.time_to_merge metric #1685

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@adrielp adrielp commented Dec 14, 2024

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Adds the vcs.change.time_to_merge metric from the GitHub Receiver. It didn't make as part of a previous pull request.

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The vcs.change.time_to_merge metric was removed in the previous PR following this discussion: #1383 (comment)
I thought that vcs.change.state attribute on the vcs.change.duration metric was sufficient to distinguish them, but it makes sense to have time_to_merge separate.

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Let's add the vcs.change.time_to_merge metric in the markdown. cf #1685 (comment)

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