How can I see approximate hours worked during the week with mercurial?

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So I know about the Mercurial activity extension, however the data it seems to plot is number of commits. I don't think that is a good metric. If in an hour you make 20 commits or 1 commit, I don't think one can deduce much from that. I think it's far safer to say every time there is a commit we assume/input some previous time of work was done. 1-2 or maybe 5 hours (depending on the person). Then you plot that in a block style calendar widget (like github's contribution widget) either by week or by month...

Does anything like what I describe exist?

You want to get it for own Mercurial or just to see some concepts? — Lazy Badger, Mar 04 '14 at 06:22
I'm not sure what you mean. I'd like a solution to the problem posted, to be used on any mercurial repository I wish. — Daniel Gerson, Mar 04 '14 at 17:51

Daniel Gerson · Answer 1 · 2014-03-02T18:39:31.303

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This has at the very least commit plotted by time of day:

https://bitbucket.org/fundacion_jala/stathg/wiki/Home

But it seems to be more of a point cloud rather than filling out blocks. This doesn't give one an idea as a percentage of the work week, how much has one worked. Not going to mark my answer as correct.

edited Mar 02 '14 at 18:39

answered Mar 02 '14 at 10:33

Daniel Gerson

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How can I see approximate hours worked during the week with mercurial?

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