Create a script to see all commits of new string files since a given date

[jbphet]

Over Slack, @kathy-phet said:

Hey [@jbphet], I'm wondering if you know of any way to capture a number for this: Xxx new simulation translations (in 2023) Does Rosetta track anything that would help with this?

I responded that Rosetta doesn't, but I could probably put together a script pretty quickly that would list all new files from a date, which would essentially answer that question. She has given me the go-ahead to create this script.

[jbphet]

Here is a one line command that can be run in the babel repo to get the new files added in 2023. This includes common code files though, so it's output is not quite the number we need.

git log --pretty=oneline --diff-filter=A --since=2023-01-01T00:00:00Z --until=2024-01-01T00:00:00Z | grep "automated commit" | wc -l

[jbphet]

I've added a script for this. Users will need to modify the date values used in the code.

The number of new sim translation submitted in 2023 was 946.

[jbphet]

This is complete, closing.