Sloc Cloc and Code 4.0 (scc) – Finding the files that need the most attention

Sloc Cloc and Code 4.0 (scc) – Finding the files that need the most attention(boyter.org)

45 points by boyter 5 days ago | 11 comments

jmfn 2 hours ago |

Neat tool. Wondering if this has a place helping to gate PR’a that should require human review.

cnnrrss 1 day ago |

Congratulations on the release boyter! scc has been a really useful tool for probing projects. Looking forward to the new features.

boyter 19 hours ago | |

Thanks mate.

aslakhellesoy 1 day ago |

Very interesting. This reminds me a lot of the CRAP metric - a combination of cyclomatic complexity and code coverage.

It would be intersting to combine your «attention» metric with CRAP.

boyter 19 hours ago | |

Not one I have come across. Now in my list of reading.

vivzkestrel 1 day ago |

- saw this other post on your blog

- https://boyter.org/2010/08/mysql-backups-done-easily/

- is an sqldump actually a backup?

boyter 19 hours ago | |

Its what I used to migrate to the 6 TB sqlite database... so yes? Depends on your definition of backup. In my case I wanted a way to restore in the case of data loss, so yes. Im sure some pedantic sql admin will disagree with me here.

ghoul2 19 hours ago | |

if sqldump isn't a backup, what is?

vivzkestrel 3 hours ago | | |

they say pg_dump isnt a backup hence my question

wyre 1 day ago |

Thanks for developing scc!

Regarding LOCOMO I have a fork that calculates an estimate based on # of commits * price per task according to Artificial Analysis benchmarks for a given model, and includes a simple overhead multiplier to pad out the estimate.

boyter 19 hours ago | |

You are welcome.

Id like to see that fork. Perhaps I can fold some of it in.