How do we count subversion commits per user

Question

How do we count subversion commits per user

Answer 1

Use the SVN dumps:

svn log -v --xml > logfile.log

Then you can either do the data mining by yourself, or use StatSVN.

Another option, which uses shell commands only (and is actually kinda nice), is detailed in this blog post.

Answer 2

You could use StatSVN. But what do you want to achieve? commit count does not need to say anything!

Keep it in mind.

Answer 3

PanBI also supports Subversion analysis, one of which is the number of commits per developer over a time period. You can see what it does in a few minutes in the screencast.

There are 3 steps:

1. unpack the PanBI distributable
2. set the subversion URL in panbi.conf.xml
3. run the "run-all-no-worries" .bat or .sh script

Disclaimer: it's my own project.

Answer 4

You can use a post-commit hook(trigger) on the server. Inside the trigger you can write info in a database or in a CSV file that can be processed later.