Label required for Code Churn statistics

Question

Hello,

Is is a requirement to label the builds in order for CodeChurn to be calculated?
If yes, what is the reason behind that?

Basically I want to find out what the CodeChurn is between two different changesets of a specific file.

Thank you,
Hisham.

Answer 1

Hello Hisham,

It is not neccesary to label the builds. CodeChurn is relative to ChangeSet and Files. By making use of ChangeSet and Filename dimension, you can get what you want.

Please use Excel to create a pivot table which connects to the TFS OLAP database and Code Churn perspective.

1. Changeset and Filename dimensions as report filter
2. Code Churn Count measure as value

Select the changesets from start to the end one, and select the interested file. Then you will be able to view the code churn count.

Hope it helps.

 

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Answer 2

Hello Hongye.

Thank you for the answer; I tried to the Excel solution and it worked like a charm.

Regards,
Hisham.