Viktor Kopp

Such option existed in original "gitstats"

This might be interesting if one wants to print out only "release" tags (and skip other "tags"), which have certain pattern e.g "vX.Y.Z".

Restore cache functionality

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Store fetched data in a easily readable format and next time when repo is about to be analyzed fetch only updated git objects.

https://www.feststelltaste.de/calculating-indentation-based-complexity/ Originally, not git-based, but can become if plot history of changes

https://www.feststelltaste.de/visualize-developer-contributions-with-stream-graphs/

Knowledge Islands

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https://www.feststelltaste.de/knowledge-islands/

Spotting co-changing files

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https://www.feststelltaste.de/spotting-co-changing-files/ Checking the modularization of software systems by analyzing co-changing source code files – feststelltaste https://www.feststelltaste.de/checking-the-modularization-of-software-systems-by-analyzing-co-changing-source-code-files/

This should contain all timeseries: files count, lines count, authors count, authors contribution (streamgraph), etc.

Free dashboard examples are for example here: https://dev.to/sm0ke/admin-dashboards-open-source-and-free-4aep

Use pure d3 or a framework like Bokeh for plots

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Recently, thanks to @pulkomandy, gnuplot plots were replaced by nv.d3-driven interactive graphs. Although, they currently look great, the nv.d3 library seems to be abandoned and its most recent version relies...