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I'm trying to do some KPI's with code commits in TFS.

Is it possible to have to total lines of code changed by a check in in TFS 2010?

rene
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Taken from here.

If you are using also the TFS Build feature you can use a standard report to view the code churn: Build Quality Indicators.

If you are not using TFS Build then you can use this guide to get that information:

The guide is presuming that you want a filter based on the Build Definition but you do not have to use that. You can use a Changeset ID as a report filter and get all the details that you need regarding the code churn.

DaveShaw
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  • Nice reports, but my computer is still trying to recover from managing this huge pivot table. I was thinking in something simpler, even something like showing a diff for all files and then simply count them – guillem Jul 10 '13 at 14:19