Hi All - @darius used to get us numbers on what was happening in the community from the code contributions perspective. He used to pull the following numbers for us for each quarter:
commits during the quarter
distinct committers during the quarter (excludes known bots, but not fully cleaned)
min # of committers having 50% of commits (excluding commits by bots)
number of downloads
Can anyone pull these for me for Q4 2018 from github? (Oct 1-Dec 31, 2018) I’m just not sure how he did that in the past.
I have some scripts for this, but they need some manual massaging, and how to run them is not perfectly documented.
They live under here:
I can work with someone to run these and document the process, so that I’m not needed the next time.
(In the long run one idea would be to port these over so they can be run against google bigquery, and not require pulling all the commits into a local elasticsearch. Burke used to run things that way, but my scripts are more “polished” in that they filter out known bot accounts for some calculations. Not something I can take on myself now, but if someone is interested… )
@dkayiwa, I don’t think we have one yet. We can put up these links - and before we simply create a page and put them up there, I think we should think through what community metrics we’re tracking, how we’re using them, which of these links already provides data for our priority metrics - and what (if any) additional data we’ll need to gather. That discussion is already off and running: Community Health Metrics/Dashboard