Just for fun, in the Spree Git repository:
git log | grep ^Author: | sed 's/ <.*//; s/^Author: //' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr
813 Sean Schofield
97 Brian Quinn
81 Stephanie Powell
42 Jorge Calás Lozano
37 paulcc
27 Edmundo Valle Neto
16 Dale Hofkens
13 Gregg Pollack
12 Sonny Cook
11 Bobby Santiago
8 Paul Saieg
7 Robert Kuhr
6 pierre
6 mjwall
6 Eric Budd
5 Fabio Akita
5 Ben Marini
4 Tor Hovland
4 Jason Seifer
2 Wynn Netherland
2 Will Emerson
2 spariev
2 ron
2 Ricardo Shiota Yasuda
1 Yves Dufour
1 yitzhakbg
1 unknown
1 Tomasz Mazur
1 tom
1 Peter Berkenbosch
1 Nate Murray
1 mwestover
1 Manuel Stuefer
1 Joshua Nussbaum
1 Jon Jensen
1 Chris Gaskett
1 Caius Durling
1 Bernd Ahlers
2 comments:
I've been doing this recently (to rewrite git-svn imports). I raise you:
git for-each-ref --format='%(objectname)' |while read r; do git log --pretty=format:%an "$r"; echo; done |sort |uniq -c |sort -n
Nice.
Your method was about 8x slower in my initial tests, but I found that's because it's gathering data from all branches in the repo, not just the current branch as my method does.
Once I removed all but one branch, your method is slightly faster on average (about 0.10 vs 0.12 seconds per run).
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