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Is there a one-liner that I can point to git, so it'll display the amount of lines updated? Caveat: it has to ignore days without commits (weekends, days off).
by bartvk 9y ago
Is there a one-liner that I can point to git, so it'll display the amount of lines updated? Caveat: it has to ignore days without commits (weekends, days off).
- codefined 9y agoMy favorite application to do this is git-quick-stats[0]. Then just multiply by something value (maybe 7/4.8) to calculate an estimate of the number per workday. For me, it appears to be roughly 500 lines per day. However, this is just a side project I work on in my spare time. This is a mean though, not a median (which would probably be more fitting), so should definitely be taken with a pinch of salt. [0] https://github.com/arzzen/git-quick-stats https://github.com/arzzen/git-quick-stats