I started this feature, but it needs more work.
http://cgit.drupalcode.org/profile_status_check/commit/?id=3889750
Ideally the patch lookup will get the status of the issue on Drupal.org and include that in the report. Currently it just converts the patch to a link if the patch starts with the node # so the user can look it up as long as the person who generates the patch starts the patch with the issue's node #. The new recommended patch naming for git tells users to use git diff 7.x-1.x > [project_name]-[short-description]-[issue-number]-[comment-number].patch. I don't use that pattern, but we should obviously support it.
So instead of just checking $patch_parts[0] is_numeric we need to check each node then check Drupal.org to see if that is actually a node.
I was thinking we also needed to scan additional directories in a module for patches (like a patch to an include), but if we just support the standard method for generating patches for Drupal modules, all patches should be done from the project/module's root dir.
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kreynen commented