I have a Github (Enterprise) organization with multiple repositories. Each repository contains one or more .properties files.
Some of these .properties files will be contained in folders that contain "i18n" in their path or filename.
These .properties files would be relevant for translation processes.
As a basic step: I would need to get the average/min/max frequency of commits that involve translation-relevant files (as defined above) for each one of the repositories.
As an ideal scenario: I would also need to determine how many key-values were changed/added/deleted by each commit on average, to better determine the resulting workload for the translation process.
What I tried so far:
Github GraphQL APIs v4: seems to me that the API is very well suited for searching, but not as much for computing aggregations.
Github ReST APIs v3: specific commits can be searched, but not based on file extension. While file extensions are a query criteria for files themselves, they are not for commits.
Any hint on how to achieve this?
