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lgtm, fyi @craigkerstiens @garyposter this is the output:
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Stepping back a bit, what are we hoping to accomplish with this, what's the problem we're trying to solve. |
essentially how far long we are in converting commands from ruby so we can better estimate how long it will take to complete |
This is a hidden command, basically to help guide a burndown list / measure process, it is not something we intend to support. |
I think I'd rather see the list alphabetically by command rather than by language |
@dickeyxxx sure thing, I should be able to do that during my Heroku Academy meeting |
Is it possible for us to easily pipe this to a CSV? Would love to take a regular snapshot from this and track it in a google doc. |
@craigkerstiens sure thing, will add this as a flag. Is having the percentages at the bottom a problem, or should that be at the top? |
I don't think it matter so long as we export a parseable format |
@ransombriggs I don't have a strong preference on one place or the other. In reality they're probably not as accurate a reflection of effort they show number of commands, but as we know they're not all created equal. |
the accuracy might not be perfect either. I wonder if it isn't looking at default commands properly:
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@dickeyxxx thanks, I will fix the default commands |
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I posted the updated output formatting, as well as an example of the CSV output @dickeyxxx Could you check the order and the default commands? @craigkerstiens I added a csv flag so you can import easily, does this format work for you? |
you probably shouldn't show the percentages with the csv output, that makes it not parseable. Also I think I'd rather see counts than percentages. |
@dickeyxxx I went ahead and changed the percentages to counts
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Add plugins:command to track progress
@dickeyxxx please review