Caleb Cartwright

> yes, ref is required Then you'll want to use `+` to reflect that it's required (`*` would be optional/zero or more). I think the Bitbucket Pipelines badge is similar...

I've done a quick pass through this and have opted to leave a few higher level comments/questions vs. inline comments. As far as the code, seems to generally be in...

> There are several status/conclusion values returned by the API that are not included in build-status.js. I didn't want to mess with the existing list there. Understood. There's always a...

> I haven't been massively following all of the discussion in #7684 but I think I'd be fine with this as a solution: Seems like a reasonable way to reduce...

I think I largely agree, though do you think it'd be better to shift the discussion over to #6208 or to at least recap? Both so that those involved/subscribed to...

I think the more reasonable thing to do would be to allow our existing search term to be set via a query parameter (e.g. `?pyyyyyy` would be accepted just the...

Thanks for the request @Andre601! Could you enumerate the specific badge(s) you'd like to see from this service? The scope of badges will determine whether we can/must use the API...

> I think if every user supplies their own account-scoped token as a GET param, I'm not too worried about the rate limit as one really popular project can't break...

Thank you for the question @dtaivpp! It's certainly an important factor, but it's actually off topic for this particular issue which is trying to focus on one specific piece of...

> @calebcartwright as I see it the only reason that people want to keep the ones here is because the other ones aren't brand compliant, so it is part of...