How to measure commits: merges, branches, repositories and bots
In a previous post (Commits: that metric), we were talking about all of the flavors we should take into account when measuring commits. An example was provided and in some cases, and depending on the development policy of the project, commits ignoring merges represented around a 50% of the total activity that we can find. […]
Commits: that metric
Source code versioning systems are tools that help to facilitate the life of developers. Basically those are used to have a list of all of the changes in the source code and allow to navigate and recover old version of the project. Each of those changes to the source code is defined as a commit, […]
