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Maybe this is intended to be obvious, but it is not to me. Is this actually counting the number of commits that show a particular convention, or is it showing
by ethomson 13y ago
Maybe this is intended to be obvious, but it is not to me. Is this actually counting the number of commits that show a particular convention, or is it showing the number of occurrences of said convention?
The web site states "number of commits" (without really discussing methodology) which is, frankly, not at all interesting to me. Is a commit of 100,000 LOC weighted equally to a commit of one LOC? Are these projects internally consistent or no? Do projects eventually become internally consistent?
- CatMtKing 13y agoNumber of occurrences, by the looks of it. Each match (per line) increments its counter by one. https://github.com/outsideris/popularconvention/blob/master/src/parser/python-parser.coffee https://github.com/outsideris/popularconvention/blob/master/...
- Falling3 13y agoThanks, I was wondering the same thing. I feel much better knowing that 93% of lines are kept to 80 characters than 93% of programmers never use more than 80.