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February 2, 2016 19:13
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list files by number of commits in repository
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| git log --name-only --decorate=short --sparse --format=oneline | grep "/" | grep -v " " > /tmp/files-changed.txt | |
| cat /tmp/files-changed.txt | sort | uniq -c > /tmp/changes-by-file.txt | |
| cat /tmp/changes-by-file.txt | sort -r |
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This can be very useful in identifying buggy pieces of code in a repository, which is especially useful when working with code which doesn't have a proper test suite. You can run this in a repository and focus your testing efforts on the files with the highest number of commits.