Some projects on GitHub don't accept GitHub Pull Requests. Maybe they have their own contribution processes. Maybe they hate freedom. Either way, GitHub doesn't provide a way to disable pull requests officially.
So I wrote this.
Using this tool, you can effectively disable pull requests for your repo on GitHub. When pull requests are disabled, any time a new one is opened it will immediately be closed by the bot.
Sound fun? Let's get started
(Ironically, this project does accept pull requests...)
Copyright 2015 Jason Hall
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