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Why does it think this repo took 12 guys instead of just one nerd who doesn't sleep enough?
I think Man Years should be a serialized number because for example if an official product took 100 man years of effort, that could have been 20 devs working for 5 years or a bigger company / team with 100 devs working for 1 year, but the 100 man years estimate shows the total volume of work, rather than dividing by an estimate people into a scheduled real-world time (which is also interesting), but I just want to see the big volume man years number.
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Hi Ben,
Firstly, thank you so much for this wonderful project.
I'm starting to badge my repos with it - replacing my static lines of code badges with this and adding Cocomo.
I'd like to request a new feature for a "Cocomo Man Years" badge.
Something along the look of this:
Running on the command line on my DevOps-Bash-tools repo I get figures like this:
Although nearly every line of code in the repo was by me:
https://github.com/HariSekhon/DevOps-Bash-tools/graphs/contributors
This raises two questions:
Why does it think this repo took 12 guys instead of just one nerd who doesn't sleep enough?
I think Man Years should be a serialized number because for example if an official product took 100 man years of effort, that could have been 20 devs working for 5 years or a bigger company / team with 100 devs working for 1 year, but the 100 man years estimate shows the total volume of work, rather than dividing by an estimate people into a scheduled real-world time (which is also interesting), but I just want to see the big volume man years number.
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