Can you make any claims about the number of commits? That's another metric that changes depending on tools and processes. If you're using a code review tool we

Can you make any claims about the number of commits? That's another metric that changes depending on tools and processes. If you're using a code review tool well (if you are more experienced with it) then you'll automatically be making lots of small commits vs people that may not be well versed in working that way. If you're working with large or prolific teams then you'll be committing all the time with eg feature toggles to ensure everyone is as close to the current code with their changes as possible. So making general claims about more commits without taking into consideration the ways that metric is bent and changes with tools and processes and different experiences seems to be dangerous.