What is on staging but not on production, for a real repository
Each report below is a real run of Release Inventory against a public GitHub repository that lands changes on a staging branch and promotes them to production. Nothing is mocked: the tables come from the tool's own output, refreshed daily. Pick a repository, then use the tabs.
Open issues whose pull request is already on the production branch, by ancestry or by patch-id (so cherry-picked promotions count). These are ready to close.
Attribution comes from issue links, every #N in the title, body and commits, and issue timelines. "Author only" means nobody was assigned, so the author stands in.
verify checks a new run against an earlier reviewed one: same pull requests, same dates, same titles, and attribution only ever added. Both outputs below were produced by the tool in this run.
The exact commands this demo ran, and everything they printed. A buyer runs the same thing with their own repository (Python 3.9+, standard library only, or the included Docker image).