Today I needed to find the number of commits per file in a directory. Doing that by going into each files’ mercurial log and counting manually is a incredibly boring chore. But, the following PowerShell script came to save my life:
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| dir -r | % { New-Object PSObject -Property ` | |
| @{ ` | |
| Count = hg log -q $_.Name | wc -l; ` | |
| FileName = $_.Name; ` | |
| }} ` | |
| | % { $_.Count + ' -- ' + $_.FileName; } |
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