Re:Gamification Affects Software Developers: Cautionary Evid...
by nuc1e0n on Sunday October 23, 2022 @06:49PM
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The commit graph should at lest have a disclaimer of some kind. Plus I think the lines of code added/removed are a better indicator than number of commits. Perhaps with some heuristic to detect whether a lot of lines were being changed similarly, such as if code was changed by a wizard or from a find and replace.
A colleague once showed me a tool to produce back dated commits in bogus git repos so you can draw pictures on your commit graph. You should know that people are gaming the gamification.
A colleague once showed me a tool to produce back dated commits in bogus git repos so you can draw pictures on your commit graph. You should know that people are gaming the gamification.