Contributors list

[dopplershift]

I think it's good to have a contributors list, but that's by no means a consensus open source view. Either way, CONTRIBUTORS.md is out of date, so that's even worse. Current ideas:

1. Automatically generate a list and include in docs
2. Generate one for the release tarballs -- not sure yet if this is GitHub, or just needs to be in setup.py for Travis.

Either way, this is a start:

git log --format='%aN' | sort -uf

Also need a .mailmap to remove duplicates.

[MinchinWeb]

See also #1522 and #1525.

[dopplershift]

Thanks for finding the issue I couldn't find the other day for some reason--I knew it was around somewhere.

[dopplershift]

Automation not done yet.

[dopplershift]

Automation all that remains, but pulling this off the milestone.

[vinodneelakantam]

how to find the contribution, i mean which folders? context : I want to segregate the folders with high freq of commits/contributors

[dopplershift]

@vinodneelakantam I think that information is better retrieved from the git history itself. I'm sure there have to be tools out there to help with that kind of analysis.

[vinodneelakantam]

@vinodneelakantam I think that information is better retrieved from the git history itself. I'm sure there have to be tools out there to help with that kind of analysis.

thanky ou for idea , and thank you chatgpt for code

`#!/bin/bash

# Create a CSV file with headers
output_file="contributions.csv"
echo "Directory,Contributor,Commits" > "$output_file"

# List all directories in the current location
directories=$(find . -maxdepth 10 -type d | sed 's|^\./||' | grep -v '^.$')

for dir in $directories; do
  # Get the contributor details
  git shortlog -n -s -- "$dir" | while read -r commits contributor; do
    echo "$dir,$contributor,$commits" >> "$output_file"
  done
done`