Ticket #261 (new enhancement)

Opened 3 years ago

Last modified 3 months ago

Add lines of code statistics

Reported by: no_spam_f at smega dot com Assigned to: anybody
Priority: normal Component: Request-a-Hack
Severity: normal Keywords:
Cc: lievenswouter@gmail.com, fcorreia@gmail.com Trac Release: 0.11

Description

Show lines of code (LOC) for components and plot their change over time, maybe including LOC for changesets grouped by commiting user.

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06/27/06 04:28:44 changed by anonymous

  • cc set to lievenswouter@gmail.com.
  • release set to 0.8.

04/30/07 08:08:36 changed by anonymous

I need this hack. Thanks.

(follow-up: ↓ 4 ) 07/13/07 16:40:28 changed by khundeen

Plan to work on this if more people want it.

(in reply to: ↑ 3 ) 07/23/07 23:40:25 changed by anonymous

Replying to khundeen:

Plan to work on this if more people want it.

Trac definately needs this. :)

08/17/07 03:34:49 changed by tedbundyjr

+ vote. will be usefull for all the dev. team member to evaluate their performance. :)

08/28/07 10:03:15 changed by johnzhang

  • release changed from 0.8 to 0.11.

a must-have feature for trac

12/27/07 16:16:46 changed by anonymous

+1

A must-have feature also. But must also work with other VCS systems not just SubVersion?! --JamesMills

03/10/08 06:24:14 changed by anonymous

That would be a really great addition to Trac.

03/10/08 06:28:43 changed by anonymous

I see this feature like this: When you "browse source" in trac there's an additional button "LOC stats" displayed next to the directory or file.

  • If you press it next to the file, you'll see a plot of LOC over time for that file.
  • If you press it next to some directory, you'll see a plot of LOC over time for the whole directory (sum of LOC of all files).
  • It might be useful to jump there from the changeset entries in the timeline

04/17/08 18:17:10 changed by anonymous

me too :)

05/12/08 05:33:58 changed by anonymous

I vote for this

06/06/08 08:16:31 changed by anonymous

Needs it we do, yeees...

06/11/08 10:18:12 changed by Toby

Why does Lines of code == coder performance?

byte[] buffer;
buffer = byte[]{48, 65, 6C, 6C, 6F, 20, 57, 6F, 72, 6C, 64};
String s = new String(buffer);
OutputStream out = System.out;
out.print(s);
out.print("\n");

vs

System.out.println("Hello World");

Top version = 6x as performing than the bottom one, and thats not even with comments.

08/23/08 13:11:59 changed by anonymous

  • cc changed from lievenswouter@gmail.com to lievenswouter@gmail.com, fcorreia@gmail.com.

Add/Change #261 (Add lines of code statistics)




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