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---
title: Weekly Digest
description: Weekly automated summary of activity on your GitHub repository
slug: weekly-digest
screenshots:
- https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20141002/41304450-d2bc9234-6e8d-11e8-965d-649ed2d04651.gif
authors:
- abhijeetps
repository: probot/weekly-digest
host: https://weekly-digest.now.sh
stars: 68
updated: 2019-01-17 14:51:51 UTC
installations: 80
organizations:
- alibaba
- veggiemonk
- thepracticaldev
- nock
- git-for-windows
- dragonflyoss
- developer-learning
- tyrchen
- XDagger
- ikhoon
---
> App built using [Probot](https://probot.github.io/) which generates a weekly automated summary of activity on your GitHub repository
## App in Action ##
![A Weekly Digest generated by app.](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20141002/41304450-d2bc9234-6e8d-11e8-965d-649ed2d04651.gif)
## Features ##
When the Weekly Digest App gets installed in a repository of a user or organization, it curates together the following data and publishes it as an issue:
- Issues created in the last one week
- Open Issues
- Closed Issues
- Noisy Issue
- Liked Issue
- Pull requests opened, updated, or merged in the last pull request
- Opened Pull Requests
- Updated Pull Requests
- Merged Pull Requests
- Commits made in the master branch, in the last week
- Contributors, adding contributions in the last week
- Stargazers, or the fans of your repositories, who really loved your repo
- Releases, of the project you are working on
The app, as the name suggests, generates these digests and publishes it on weekly basis, typically on a Sunday.
One can change the default configuration of the app by adding a _.github/weekly-digest.yml_ file in their GitHub repository, which allows them to configure the publish day and the specific information included in the digest.