Adam Waldenberg

> Out of curiosity, why was #67 closed? I'm looking into using gitinspector to get stats on subfolders within a monorepo. It looks like #67 would have provided that capability....

Hi @christo8989. For what we are targeting with gitinspector this may indeed be a very useful metric... Found this article comparing cyclomatic and cognitive complexity, https://tomasvotruba.com/blog/2018/05/21/is-your-code-readable-by-humans-cognitive-complexity-tells-you/

@AUTplayed Gitinspector itself doesn't really require that much memory... All it does is keep a hashmap of authors/insertions+deletions and some other information... However, when running, it does starts multiple git...

@370672701 When I have time to sit down with gitinspector. There is no estimated release date at the moment.

Thank you. I have been considering support for CSV for quite some time.

@de2sl2pfds In order for this pull request to be accepted with a future release, it needs to output the same information as the other output formats. At the moment it's...

Hi @AlexIII. Sorry for the slow answer. Looks good I think. It will have to be merged with 0.5.0 - when I have the time to release that.... Eventually I...

Thank you. I think this is missing support for some of the statements available in Go. From the top of my head; return { } . if statements without paranthesis....

@CBarraford Sorry for the slow answer... Nope..there's not really any documentation... But it has been discussed previously in previous issues. Basically, metrics.py/__metric_cc_tokens__ has entry tokens/matchstrings and exit tokens/matchstrings for each...

@neontapir Thank you. I looked at the syntax, and yes, it seems using the regexps defined for c/java should work just fine. Will merge this once I have some time.