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The amount of time it takes to complete work for a commit is highly variable. I've had commits take a few minutes up to a day's worth of work when debugging so

The amount of time it takes to complete work for a commit is highly variable. I've had commits take a few minutes up to a day's worth of work when debugging something complex. A simple mean time per commit seems like a poor metric.

jpatokal 12y ago
Sure, but you're obviously working at the point you commit. For example, if my first commit of a day is at 9:15 AM and the last one is at 7 PM, odds are pretty high I've exceeded the 'allowed' 9-to-5 hours.
- Chronic29 12y ago
  Sounds like a machine learning problem. Surely we can find one of the tens of thousands who are interested in ML to do this.
- talmand 12y ago
  1. Commit something at 9:15 AM 2. Go out and enjoy life 3. Commit something at 7 PM 4. Profit! I'm in.