Support Co-authored Commits about git-quick-stats

[Chandra158]

It seems the current github stats doesn't include the co-authored commits and is same as what's printed by git-quick-stats ** (10. Git commits per author) **

Repo : https://github.com/MichaelSafwatHanna/FitnessApp

• As output by git-quick-stats :

   205	Youssef Raafat    49.6%
   189	Michael Safwat    45.8%
    19	Micheline Medhat  4.6%

• As shown by repo's contributor tab :
  

@YoussefRaafatNasry
I am not sure if it's the ideal behaviour or a bug in github itself.

[tomice]

I am seeing the same thing @ProcrastinatorCp is seeing with regards to how GitHub is parsing the stats given the current information. That said, I think this feature in general is a good idea. It might be worth looking into supporting the Linux kernel commit message conventions by also supporting the following:

Acked-by
Co-Authored-By
Reported-by
Reviewed-by
Signed-off-by
Suggested-by
Tested-by

https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/CommitMessageConventions

[YoussefRaafatNasry]

GitHub themselves deprecated this feature.

But I think it's the concern of this tool to analyze and get as much statistics as possible about git repositories. So, it would be a nice feature to know how many commits someone co-authored.

[Chandra158]

Agree. Good to have this feature.
I will give it a go sometime in the next week.