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dotnet/runtime — agent flight log
50 pull requests opened by AI coding agents in dotnet/runtime (★ 18,414, C#): GitHub Copilot (GitHub) 50 (61% merged).
Flights by agent
| Agent | Flights | Merge rate | Median to merge | Burn rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GitHub Copilot (GitHub) | 50 | 61% | 44.8 h | 32% |
By month
| Month | Flights | Merged | Burns |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-05 | 25 | 11 | 10 |
| 2025-06 | 13 | 8 | 3 |
| 2025-07 | 12 | 8 | 1 |
Where agents burned here
- GitHub Copilot (GitHub) burn #118081
@krwq What do you think of this fix approach. On the surface, it seems to be potentially a broader change than this specific scenario, which
- GitHub Copilot (GitHub) burn #117112
PQC on Windows 11 is still in insider preview so Copilot won't actually be able to test its code changes.
- GitHub Copilot (GitHub) burn #116257
Are these the only 3 cases of the status code not being propagated to exceptions? The issue called out these 3, but there might be
- GitHub Copilot (GitHub) burn #116256
After a discussion with @MihaZupan, closing this in favor of #116335.
- GitHub Copilot (GitHub) burn #116176
restarting copilot as last run didn't get assigned a runner.
- GitHub Copilot (GitHub) burn #115927
@copilot search the whole repository for the old names and make sure you didn't miss any places to rename. The symbols are case sensitive. Old
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