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Statistics for the 3.3 development cycleStatistics for the 3.3 development cyclePosted Mar 8, 2012 8:47 UTC (Thu) by arnd (subscriber, #8866)In reply to: Statistics for the 3.3 development cycle by airlied Parent article: Statistics for the 3.3 development cycle
It's pretty clear from the numbers that Greg's contributions are counted for Novell/SUSE, but that also seems correct, given that he did most of those changes while he was still there.
Same thing for Kumar: while he is now at TI, all his patches that made it into 3.3 are still for Freescale.
Unfortunately, Linaro does not show up in the list, presumably because the assignees are mostly accounted to their employers. According to my count, there are 218 non-merge changesets from Linaro in 3.3, which would put us in front of Samsung (counting everyone who posts from @linaro.org, plus myself from arndb.de, and I'm probably missing a few more). I'm sure it would mean a lot to our beancounters if that could be fixed in the next statistics.
I would personally like to see merge changesets included in the stats as well, mostly because it I consider merging just as important as doing the patches to start with, but also because it would put me in the list. ;-)
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Linaro Posted Mar 8, 2012 14:15 UTC (Thu) by corbet (editor, #1) [Link] I have asked around in the past, and the word I have gotten from Linaro assignees is that it's best to credit their work to their actual employers. If feelings have changed, the accounting can be changed too.About merge commits - if we counted those, we'd have to let Linus back onto the list...:)
Statistics for the 3.3 development cycle Posted Mar 8, 2012 14:58 UTC (Thu) by broonie (subscriber, #7078) [Link]
The statistics for people doing review that get published from time to time are also pretty interesting and probably at least as important from a global point of view.
Statistics for the 3.3 development cycle Posted Mar 9, 2012 21:24 UTC (Fri) by patrick_g (subscriber, #44470) [Link]
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