On Aug 29, 2012, at 4:48 AM, fried noodle <hutieu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Are there any plugins for Jenkins to show a report about the lines of code
> commited by each developer in a particular period (days, weeks, months)? My
> manager wants that data to keep track of team's productivity.
This makes David sad.
In short, none I can think of. No one would waste their time writing such a
plugin.
The more lines I change make me productive?
As Wally would say, I'm going to write myself into a Mercedes by the end of the
day. I'll be fixing every space and reformatting entire programs. I'll be
adding comments left and right. I'll write the novel I always wanted to write.
A developer who wrote a sloppy program, then spends a month fixing all the bugs
is more productive than a programmer who did it right in the first place?
Oh,the inanity! Oh, the inanity!
It can be done through your version control system. In Subversion, you can use
the blame/praise/annotate command to find what lines changes and who changes
them.
Put this script under version control and take your time getting it right.
($lines_changed{hutieuxao} *= 3;). Put your resume there too. Maybe you can
earn a nice bonus while looking for a job in a place that doesn't suck.
--
David Weintraub
da...@weintraub.name
