Usage: git authorship [<options>] [<revision>] [-- <paths...>]
Summarizes authorship of a repository by the current number of lines.
This is a more fine-grained version of git shortlog -ns, which
counts commits instead of lines.
Provide a revision to use a specific point-in-time instead of the
current HEAD. Provide paths to limit to a set of files or
directories. You may exclude certain paths by prefixing them with a
! (bang). Note that paths are actually basic globs as interpreted
by git ls-tree and bash pattern matching.
Any options provided are passed to git blame, although only one makes sense:
-w ignore whitespace when tracing the origins of lines
This is useful to avoid attributing whitespace-only changes to people.
Copy git-authorship into your PATH anywhere you'd like, or run
make install
to copy it into /usr/local/bin. You can run
make install prefix=$HOME
to put it in $HOME/bin, if you'd prefer.