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gitstat 0.1: kernel development statistics / monitoring system

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JLjungseung lee <lkml.js@gmail.com>
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Aug 20, 2007, 00:57 UTC
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We are pleased to announce the release of gitstat 0.1.
Gitstat is a GPL'd, web-based git statistics/monitoring system.

It retrieves a specified git tree, analyzes changesets, and shows graphical information like the number of changesets per day, the number of people who submitted changesets for a specific version(tag)…etc.

Users may subscribe to gitstat so that they automatically receive an email notification if any change is applied to a specified directory. Currently, gitstat is mainly for linux kernel developers to monitor kernel development more conveniently with email notifications.

It also shows each changset that users can search through with a specified title, content or developer.

Gitstat was originally developed for internal use with minimal functionalities and therefore has much room for improvement. We hope more people join us to make this system a better one.

gitstat was derived from kfm(kernel feature monitor) which was originally developed by Keun-Sik Lim and Sang-Bae Lee of Samsung Electronics and currently maintained and developed by Jeong-Seung Lee and Soon-Son Kwon(Shawn) of Samsung Electronics.

kfm was inspired from Jon Corbet of lwn.net when he analyzed the git tree and Greg KH when he presented similar status report at OLS2007. We thought it would be interesting those information every day.

You are welcome to try gitstat at http://tree.celinuxforum.org/gitstat

For any suggestion, bug report, or patches, please visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/gitstat

The developers would like to thank Samsung for sponsoring the work and CE Linux Forum for providing the hosting space

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