Pair Extraordinaire
x1 base
x2 bronze
x3 silver- x4 gold
Pair Extraordinaire is awarded for coauthored commits on merged pull requests. GitHub's history for the badge lists the pull request and the coauthors for each threshold, including pull requests opened by someone else that list you as a coauthor.
- How to earn it
- Coauthor commits on merged pull requests
- Status
- Earnable
- Tiers
- 1 · 10 · 24 · 48
- Progress in gh achievements
- Official tier (no public counting rule)
Pair Extraordinaire tiers
| Tier | Needed |
|---|---|
| x1 · base | 1 coauthored merged pull requests |
| x2 · bronze | 10 coauthored merged pull requests |
| x3 · silver | 24 coauthored merged pull requests |
| x4 · gold | 48 coauthored merged pull requests |
Check your Pair Extraordinaire progress
gh extension install nmloc/gh-achievements
gh achievementsIt shows your Pair Extraordinaire tier, when you unlocked it and, where GitHub's data allows, how many more you need for the next tier.
FAQ
- How many coauthored pull requests do you need for Pair Extraordinaire?
- 1 for the base badge, 10 for x2, 24 for x3 and 48 for x4.
- Why does gh-achievements show no counter for Pair Extraordinaire?
- GitHub's counting rule is not public. On a real account, 60 merged pull requests had commits with a Co-authored-by trailer while GitHub's tier said 10 to 23, so any count from the API would be wrong. The tool shows the official tier only.