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git shortlog -sn is nice but it does not display the number of changed
files and the amount of changed lines.
$ git shortlog -sn 0.12.0..
46 Tim Culverhouse
28 Robin Jarry
14 Koni Marti
9 Moritz Poldrack
2 Ben Cohen
2 Bence Ferdinandy
2 Julian Pidancet
2 inwit
1 Jason Cox
1 Jason Stewart
1 John Gebbie
1 Tobias Wölfel
1 kt programs
Add a simple bash script that adds extra information:
$ ./contrib/git-stats.sh 0.12.0..
Author Commits Changed Files Insertions Deletions
Tim Culverhouse 46 134 +973 -1090
Robin Jarry 28 70 +671 -358
Koni Marti 14 47 +437 -205
Moritz Poldrack 9 18 +178 -44
Ben Cohen 2 2 +16 -2
Bence Ferdinandy 2 6 +104 +0
Julian Pidancet 2 9 +149 -2
inwit 2 3 +11 -1
Jason Cox 1 7 +106 -6
Jason Stewart 1 1 +4 -2
John Gebbie 1 3 +118 -1
Tobias Wölfel 1 3 +3 -3
kt programs 1 3 +37 -6
Use the script to generate the release tag and email.
Signed-off-by: Robin Jarry <robin@jarry.cc>
Acked-on-irc-by: Tim Culverhouse <tim@timculverhouse.com>
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492 B
Bash
Executable file
23 lines
492 B
Bash
Executable file
#!/bin/bash
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set -e
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set -o pipefail
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columns="Author,Commits,Changed Files,Insertions,Deletions"
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git shortlog -sn "$@" |
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while read -r commits author; do
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git log --author="$author" --pretty=tformat: --numstat "$@" | {
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adds=0
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subs=0
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files=0
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while read -r a s f; do
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adds=$((adds + a))
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subs=$((subs + s))
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files=$((files + 1))
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done
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printf '%s;%d;%d;%+d;%+d;\n' \
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"$author" "$commits" "$files" "$adds" "-$subs"
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}
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done |
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column -t -s ';' -N "$columns" -R "${columns#*,}"
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