Are there Bitbucket Git repository statistics?

[davidbjames]

I'm looking for per-user statistics such as number of files, inserts, deletes, rows, etc.

[smentek]

This is one of many small reasons why Bitbucket is seen of inferior to github...

[Deleted user]

+1

[Manish Ranjan]

+1

[karljv]

+1

[laurajv8]

+1

[François-Xavier Aeberhard]

+1

[xavierfeather]

+1

[Fernando Gallegos]

+1

[Nathaniel Assis]

+1

[Kira Resari]

+1

[hongsy]

+1

[Gayan_Ranasinghe]

+1

[oussama_achhab]

+2 ^^

[Davor Santic]

+∞

[Andres Garcia]

+1

[Loi Nguyen]

+1

[samleo]

+1

[Jonathan Aspeling]

+1

[Ali Altamimi]

+1

[Jeremiah Boyle]

There is an add-on which will give you some of that: https://blog.bitbucket.org/2015/08/05/awesome-graphs-for-bitbucket-visualized-statistics-for-git-and-mercurial-repositories/

[Manish Ranjan]

But this cant be shared publicly.

[Jani Hurskainen]

You're not the only one: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/4307/feature-request-contributor-statistics-bb

[Deleted user]

updated link: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BCLOUD-4307

[chip]

Thank you for that link, even if it is 6 years later.

[chip]

Thank you for that link, even if it is 6 years later Mateusz

[evzijst]

No, Bitbucket does not currently compute this kind of data.

[Deleted user]

-1

[E. Manuel Cerrón angeles]

-1

[Kulbhushan Mayer]

If that is the case then bitbucket should do it now. We need to have this feature we are paying an huge amount and then we have to shell 10k more for just this feature this should be available by default as same is available in another tools as a default offering

[louiebao]

Can' t agree more. Would like to see something out of the box by default.

[Loi Nguyen]

-1

[hongsy]

-1

[Fernando Silva Maransatto]

well. Gitlab has it

[Abhishek Sharma]

This is a must-have feature Atlassian! Listen to your paying(heavily) customers!!

[Mike Elson]

+1

[samleo]

-1

[Abhay]

Use gitstats instead

[Dennis Roberts]

Thanks for sharing this. I didn't know about it and does exactly what I was looking for!

[David Red]

Oh well, I am using a ruby library to hit the bitbucket apis. It can be found here. From the documentation it doesn't appear to be able to hit standalone bitbucket servers, but you might be able to extend the api to meet your needs.

[cryptons]

I put together a small code that provides some Contributor Insight here https://github.com/darrenkoh/git-contributor-insight