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How to count lines of code changed by team member

In ClearCase, triggers provide a very simple mechanism to capture checkin's by user and count lines modified. As RTC does not have triggers, is there any mechanism that can be used to count lines of code changed, by a user, between two baselines/snapshots

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jim.islandtraining.com wrote:
In ClearCase, triggers provide a very simple mechanism to capture
checkin's by user and count lines modified. As RTC does not have
triggers, is there any mechanism that can be used to count lines of
code changed, by a user, between two baselines/snapshots

Out of curiosity, why do you want to know that?

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jim.islandtraining.com wrote:
In ClearCase, triggers provide a very simple mechanism to capture
checkin's by user and count lines modified. As RTC does not have
triggers, is there any mechanism that can be used to count lines of
code changed, by a user, between two baselines/snapshots

Out of curiosity, why do you want to know that?

There are standard metrics that predict defects based on lines of code changed

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In ClearCase, triggers provide a very simple mechanism to capture checkin's by user and count lines modified. As RTC does not have triggers, is there any mechanism that can be used to count lines of code changed, by a user, between two baselines/snapshots


You could load the entire stream with the command line interface, and run 'scm annotate' on each file and count the user ids.

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