TF-IDF linux commits
I was curious what different people worked on in Linux, so I tried grabbing data from the current git repository to see if I could pull that out of commit message data. This doesn't include history from before they switched to git, so it only goes back to 2005, but that's still a decent chunk of history.
TF-IDF linux commits I was curious what different people worked on in Linux, so I tried grabbing data from the current git repository to see if I could pull that out of commit message data. This doesn't include history from before they switched to git, so it only goes back to 2005, but that's still a decent chunk of history. Here's a list of the most commonly used words (in commit messages), by the top four most frequent committers, with users ordered by number of commits. User 1 2 3 4 5 viro to in of and the tiwai alsa the - for to broonie the to asoc for a davem the to in and sparc64 Alright
related reading
- Git at any scalecursor.com
- How to Write a Git Commit Messagecbea.ms
- Command Line Interface Guidelinesclig.dev
- How to Write Better Git Commit Messages – A Step-By-Step Guidefreecodecamp.org
- A Note About Git Commit Messagestbaggery.com
- Idea Listjzhao.xyz
- Writing commit messageschiark.greenend.org.uk
- The Git Commands I Run Before Reading Any Codepiechowski.io
- Git from the Bottom Upjwiegley.github.io
- Git was built in 5 daysgraphite.dev
- GitHub - jlevy/the-art-of-command-line: Master the command line, in one pagegithub.com
- The Myers diff algorithm: part 1 – The If Worksblog.jcoglan.com