Here's the interesting part if we just use the following common statistic formula (I also explained it here in another comment: dev.to/lorddashme/comment/129i9) then we can get the ratings for the 4 vital metrics for the contribution (Commits, Code Review, PR, Issues) and give each metrics a ratings multiplier for example for the Commits it's pretty common so I will give it a 0.8 and then the Code Review with a 2 so this mean the Code Review is much higher weight compare to Commits 😄
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Here's the interesting part if we just use the following common statistic formula (I also explained it here in another comment: dev.to/lorddashme/comment/129i9) then we can get the ratings for the 4 vital metrics for the contribution (Commits, Code Review, PR, Issues) and give each metrics a ratings multiplier for example for the Commits it's pretty common so I will give it a 0.8 and then the Code Review with a 2 so this mean the Code Review is much higher weight compare to Commits 😄