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Print Git commit statistics for a specific author.
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| # Print Git commit statistics for a specific author | |
| # Usage: git-stats "Linus Torvalds" | |
| git-stats() { | |
| author=${1-`git config --get user.name`} | |
| echo "Commit stats for \033[1;37m$author\033[0m:" | |
| git log --shortstat --author $author -i 2> /dev/null \ | |
| | grep -E 'files? changed' \ | |
| | awk 'BEGIN{commits=0;inserted=0;deleted=0} \ | |
| {commits+=1; if($5!~"^insertion") { deleted+=$4 } \ | |
| else { inserted+=$4; deleted+=$6 } } END \ | |
| {print "\033[1;34m↑↑\033[1;37m", commits \ | |
| "\n\033[1;32m++\033[1;37m", inserted, \ | |
| "\n\033[1;31m--\033[1;37m", deleted, "\033[0m"}' | |
| } |
Can this script also handle merge use cases? For instance I merge the remote repo into my branch and then commit my changes. In such a case would the lines inserted deleted only by me be counted pr the merge ones will also be included in the stats?
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@dreamyguy Thanks for your comment, this is now fixed.