On Thu, 2011-11-17 at 08:19 +0100, Gil Forcada wrote:
> I created a dummy script that counts how many commits has been made[1]
> during a period of time.
Oh nice!
> It still misses lots of things:
> - use the correct branch for that period of time
> - per-language metrics
> - documentation commits
> - ...
>
> The rough number just using the master branch from 2011-06-01 to
> 2011-09-01 is: 2132 commits.
>
> Feel free to hack on it. As you can see on the code everything is done
> by the fantastic git log command:
> git log --abbrev-commit --pretty=oneline --since @{2011-06-01} --until
> @{2011-09-01} po | wc -l
You missed the 3rd quarter by one month. :)
> [1] https://gitorious.org/gnome-various/gnome-l10n-metrics
I tried similar stuff for my "Projects in need" talk at GUADEC 2010.
My (untidy & probably partially wrong) scripts are available at
http://people.gnome.org/~aklapper/guadec2010/ .
For any commits in /po and those git branches either defined by the
jhbuild 3.4 moduleset or git master if not listed in jhbuild, I get 6182
commits for Q3/2011 for GNOME Git.
The shell script that I used is attached.
andre
PS: For those generally interested in open source community metrics
there is https://www.theopensourceway.org/wiki/Metrics_working_group
though not sure how active it is.
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