PluginStatsAviator has 3,873 recorded installs on GitHub Marketplace.
It ranks #101 of 1,393 tracked GitHub Marketplace listings by installs.
PluginStats has 1 daily observations since Oct 16, 2026; the latest is from Oct 16, 2026.
About Aviator
Aviator is a Github app that monitors your Github PullRequests and automatically merges them after running all the required validations. It ensures that the base (typically master) branch is always green. There are advanced workflows with parallel optimistic queuing and batching. Read more at aviator.co
While CI tools can run test on every pull request when it's opened, and on every branch after it's pushed, it may not be sufficient to avoid broken builds.
For instance, if you have two pull requests that modify dependent code, the tests could pass on each pull request independently and Github would allow the merge but the build may break after the merge.
You may configure Github to block pull request that is not up-to-date with master to avoid this issue. But this may not scale with your team. This configuration means every individual engineer has to:
• Update current branch with master. • Wait for the test to pass again. • Merge the pull request when it's done. • In case another pull request is merged before that, repeat the steps above.
Aviator eliminates this hassle by automatically your merge workflow.
Description from the GitHub Marketplace listing.
- Continuous integration
- Code review
Where Aviator sits in the listing
Each band is one page of 20. Installs on a log scale. Placement is projected from installs, so it can differ from the marketplace's own sort order. Hover a dot to see the listing.
Charts
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Adoption over time
7/30/90-day growth
Filled points are observed values; hollow points come from Internet Archive snapshots of the listing page. Dashed segments span periods with no observations — values between points are not interpolated.
Recent observations
Full history (1)Similar GitHub Marketplace plugins
Data source
Install counts (installations of each GitHub App across accounts and organizations) are read from public GitHub Marketplace listing pages. GitHub does not publish ratings. Category positions reflect GitHub's own popularity sort.
Listing: https://github.com/marketplace/mergequeue. First seen Oct 16, 2026; last successful collection Oct 16, 2026. See the methodology.