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Today, I was working to leverage git-fame to infer the "Authors" and "Maintainers" of a project (contributors). For these fields, I'd like to have both the email and name of these contributors. When I went to invoke git-fame, however, I see that it will emit the name or the email but not both. I've hacked together this monstrosity to zip those together, but it would be so much nicer to get the name and email in one go.
Would you consider an option to include both email and name in the output?
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Unfortunately, I think your code is also not working. It is possible that the number of rows in each output is different. For example, I have this problem with the matplotlib repo. The output of the Table with names contains 33 more rows than the table with emails. I would also like an option to print both name and email in one table.
Oh, gosh. Yeah, I was making that assumption. Fortunately, that assumption has held for the trivial repos against which I'm relying on it currently, but it'll surely break when that's not the case. Thanks for the heads up.
Today, I was working to leverage git-fame to infer the "Authors" and "Maintainers" of a project (contributors). For these fields, I'd like to have both the email and name of these contributors. When I went to invoke git-fame, however, I see that it will emit the name or the email but not both. I've hacked together this monstrosity to zip those together, but it would be so much nicer to get the name and email in one go.
Would you consider an option to include both email and name in the output?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: