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We define contributors as users who have comitted to the git history.
It should be quite easy to get the current number of contributors using just a few lines.
Getting this historically shouldn't be super difficult, as you can checkout git repos without code (just the log) and do an analysis.
If we expanded the definition of contributions to include Issues and PR reviews, this would probably be different to what most people expect, and getting at historic data would be much more effort, although not impossible.
Would need to do something similar to https://github.com/api7/contributor-graph
There may be an easier approach, but I haven't been able to find one when looking for about half an hour.
(Look at the nice graphs it makes from the data it collects!)
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@Relequestual So for 'over time' contributions we need some database to store past and current data. Also the repos for which it should keep track include all the internal repos(within json-schema org) + external repos(throughout github that uses json-schema topic)?
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We define contributors as users who have comitted to the git history.
It should be quite easy to get the current number of contributors using just a few lines.
Getting this historically shouldn't be super difficult, as you can checkout git repos without code (just the log) and do an analysis.
If we expanded the definition of contributions to include Issues and PR reviews, this would probably be different to what most people expect, and getting at historic data would be much more effort, although not impossible.
Would need to do something similar to https://github.com/api7/contributor-graph
There may be an easier approach, but I haven't been able to find one when looking for about half an hour.
(Look at the nice graphs it makes from the data it collects!)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: