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Is it excluding new lines of code?
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I see that it increased by 6 for me, what is surprising given new quests - I am wondering is it indicating some problem or should it be expected
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Hmm... I don't know... looking at the code for this, it is returned whatever
git log --pretty=name: %an%nhash: %H%nsubject: %s%ntimestamp: %at --numstat
returns and then the additions + deletions per source code file added up.
Since it looks like the stats are more or less correct still, I do not have a big motivation to play detective there. If you would like to, you could change the mentioned git log command to only count the most recent commits and then either print the output into a file and look at that or step through the code one by one.