Analysis of how long developers have been active in the codebase.
There have been {{ data.get("developers","Unknown") }} developers who've committed {{ data.get("commits", "Unknown") }} times to {{ data.get("repos", "Unknown") }} repos over {{ data.get("days_active","Unknown") }} days ({{ data.get("years_active","Unknown") }} years)
Mean | Mode | Median | Std. Dev. | Max Tenure (days) |
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{{ data.get("mean") }} | {{ data.get("mode") }} | {{ data.get("median") }} | {{ data.get("std_dev") }} | {{ data.get("max") }} |
Note: All values above represent "days" of tenure. Often a tenure of 1 day indicates a single contribution to a repository, such as a bug fix in an open source project.
Developer Group | {% for my_item in distribution %}{{ my_item }} | {% endfor %}
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All time ({{ data.get("developers") }}) | {% for my_item in distribution %}{{ distribution.get(my_item,"0") }}% | {% endfor %}
Active developers ({{ data.get("active_devs") }}) | {% for my_item in active_distribution %}{{ active_distribution.get(my_item,"0") }}% | {% endfor %}
Explanation: "All time" includes any developer who has ever contributed to the repository, while "Active developers" are those who have committed within the last 90 days (default). The tenure shown represents how long they have been active in the codebase.