yasintoy
diffDelete in top used words
Hey,
I got a "diffDelete" thing on my profile. What does it mean? I don't remember using this word in my commits at all. Is it something internal to Git?
I have questions about my word cloud, too. Does anybody know how to get my list of commits out of github, perhaps from the command line?
I found this, but unfortunately I don't speak Python.
@phoe, do you have commits that end with the word 'diff' and other commits that begin with the word 'Delete'? My guess is that the word cloud thing should stick a space character between each commit before mashing them together.
@phoe it's your commit messages without fork repos :) can you check it. If you still think diffDelete shouldn't be in word cloud, tell me and i'll ignore this keyword deneme.txt
@daveloyall without your fork repos, that's your commit messages daveloyall_without_forks.txt
With fork repos, ıt can be really long time to collect as i can see in your profile :) but i can teach how to do it
Hah! So it is two different words, and this is where they come from! You are right, thanks.
@phoe I’ll ignore username, some git keywords etc. do you have any keywords suggestion to ignore? Thanks
I was surprised because all of these commits come from repositories which are linked from my page, but these words came up from commits that were not authored by me. Another user created many commits which contained "diff" and "Delete" in their commit messages.
Is it possible for you to filter only for commits that I am the author, as an addition to all commits in my repositories?
+1 on phoe's comment. The words I was concerned about were not authored by me.
FYI, many commits authored by me are in forks. :)
Additional FYI: Some of my commits aren't listed by github as 'mine'. Here's a commit I made using a local account on a linux machine and here is a commit Github wherein recognized me.