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celovec2021-08-31 19:40:31
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celovec, 2021-08-31 19:40:31

Handy monthly git commit reports?

I am working on 5 projects, git is created for each of them.
Every month I need to submit a progress report to management. I do a git log for each project, copy the result and send it to my employer.
Question: Maybe there is some convenient software that will immediately show all the commits of 5 of my projects in a month?
Or is there some other way to automate this?
I will be very glad to any councils.

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Alexey Yarkov, 2021-08-31
@yarkov

cd project1
# даты и имя автора подставить самому
git log --pretty=format:"%ad - %an: %s" --after="2016-01-31" --until="2017-03-10" --author="John Doe" > project1.txt

Repeat 5 times and send 5 files to management.

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Ivan Shumov, 2021-08-31
@inoise

Yeah, it's called Jira. Automatic binding of committees to tasks. Or if Gitlab then they had their own manager like

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Developer, 2021-08-31
@samodum

This is not the task of a programmer, but of a manager who, in the same Jira, must set everything up and all your indicators will be visible.
Send your boss to your manager. This is not your problem and you are not obliged to deal with this bureaucracy (poke his nose into your contract with him, where this is not spelled out)

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