Describe the bug
@boyter - we've previously collaborated and you have some links to my GitLab CI Include for using this with GitLab.
We had some interest at a GitLab customer in your counter - so I took the previous include code and ported it to a GitLab CI/CD Component - which are reusable, GitLab CI/CD dependencies with version pegging and many other feature.
By default the component will count the current project after using a highly efficient Git Clone. However, it retains the ability to count a set of named projects or a Gitlab Group Heirarchy.
I also found a repository that tries to have examples for every known programming language.
Describe the bug @boyter - we've previously collaborated and you have some links to my GitLab CI Include for using this with GitLab.
We had some interest at a GitLab customer in your counter - so I took the previous include code and ported it to a GitLab CI/CD Component - which are reusable, GitLab CI/CD dependencies with version pegging and many other feature.
By default the component will count the current project after using a highly efficient Git Clone. However, it retains the ability to count a set of named projects or a Gitlab Group Heirarchy.
I also found a repository that tries to have examples for every known programming language.
You can find the component here: https://gitlab.com/explore/catalog/guided-explorations/ci-components/scc-code-counter The source here: https://gitlab.com/guided-explorations/ci-components/scc-code-counter And the working example here: https://gitlab.com/guided-explorations/ci-components/working-code-examples/sample-programs Here's an example job log from the working example: https://gitlab.com/guided-explorations/ci-components/working-code-examples/sample-programs/-/jobs/7278841658
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scc
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