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On one project we have been working on recently, we have in essence totally re-factored the entire code base, touching almost all (if not all code files), one thing that I would like to get a view of, is exactly how many files have been altered from one revision to another.
i.e over the span of 3 months I am interested in how many files have been worked on, how many commits etc.
Ideally this would be some kind of nice report out of SVN but I am not sure this is possible?
Any ideas?
I strongly recommend StatSVN.
It’s a free, open-source tool. We’ve been using it for a long time and the amount of data, charts, tables, etc. that it provides is extremely impressive.