bash - Tracking work hours through git -
i finished project involved me working variable hours in 1 sitting.
for example, might start @ 8am , go till 2:30 pm. make commit started, , commit right before left.
i want approximate how many hours have worked on project.
i had planned on looking through commits , figuring out manually, git web interface gives vague timestamp such "authored 2 months ago".
does know of third party app counts hours through git?
or provide pointers on try next?
thanks!
i have created git-hours tool estimate hours spent on git repository described.
the algorithm calculate hours quite simple , dumb. see documentation idea how works: https://github.com/kimmobrunfeldt/git-hours#how-it-works
for example, estimating hours spend on bootstrap:
➜ bootstrap git:(master) git hours { ... "total": { "hours": 9959, "commits": 11470 } }
please note information not accurate enough used in billing. gives rough idea of project's size.
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