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What is this?

I wanted a way to see when commits are being made, specifically commits being made during non-business hours when people should be resting and enjoying their lives rather than working... we all work enough, no need to work when you shouldn't be.

Running this on your git command line will tell you how many commits were made between two certain dates outside of "business hours".

This assumes "business hours" to be any time between 8am and 6pm. I realize this is not 9am to 5pm, as the gist would suggest. I did this to make some account for those that come in a little earlier to get started (and hopefully leaving a little earlier), or those that stay a little later (and hopefully comming in a little later). It will also count any commits made on the weekends.

These were the "business hours" that my company operated on. If you would like to adjust the hours this works on, then adjust the hours used in the awk section.

If you would like to adjust the dates that this looks at, simply fill in y

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public static class TestHelpers
{
    public static void ShouldEqualWithDiff(this string actualValue, string expectedValue)
    {
        ShouldEqualWithDiff(actualValue, expectedValue, DiffStyle.Full, Console.Out);
    }

    public static void ShouldEqualWithDiff(this string actualValue, string expectedValue, DiffStyle diffStyle)
    {
        ShouldEqualWithDiff(actualValue, expectedValue, diffStyle, Console.Out);

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require 'set'
require 'find'
require 'ap'

class Array
  def to_h; Hash[self]; end
  def to_s; Set.new(self); end
  def freq; group_by {|e| e }.map {|k,v| [k,v.count] }.to_h; end
end

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describe('highest level describe', function () {
	before(function() {
		console.log('This is the highest level before')
	})

	beforeEach(function() {
		console.log('This is the highest level beforeEach')
	})

	it('This is the first highest level test', function() {