You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Wiki/Reporting: update example output for gitblame reports
The generation of the output examples for the `gitblame` report cannot easily be automated for the following reasons:
1. If using code samples committed to this repo, there would (for now) only be one author, making the output example not a very good example.
2. If generating these output examples from an existing codebase, there may be privacy issues in play when using the handles/names of real developers.
All in all, for now, the output has been manually updated to use the current report format, but using fake data.
Each author is listed with the number of violations they committed and the percentage of error lines to clean lines. The example report above shows that the developer `pdeveloper` has 43 violations but they only make up 10% of all code they have committed, while `jblogs` has 44 violations but they make up 30% of all their committed code. So these developers have about the same number of total violations, but `pdeveloper` seems to be doing a better job of conforming to the coding standard.
393
+
Each author is listed with the number of violations they committed and the percentage of error lines to clean lines. The example report above shows that the developer `jscript` has 1 violation but they only make up 1.39% of all code they have committed, while `toogood` has 1 violation but they make up 3.33% of all their committed code. So these developers have about the same number of total violations, but `jscript` seems to be doing a better job of conforming to the coding standard.
394
+
393
395
394
396
To show a breakdown of the types of violations each author is committing, use the `-s` command line argument.
0 commit comments