Hours are on the y axis and each dot is a commit.
As you can see, it is a truly international community, and there is almost always someone somewhere working on Koha.
Hours are on the y axis and each dot is a commit.
As you can see, it is a truly international community, and there is almost always someone somewhere working on Koha.
Kōrerorero 
Excellent informative Blog giving a great view of the broader side of development in the Koha project. Another good post!
Any chance you could clarify what time zone the times on the graph are from? I’m interested to see where the spikes in commits come from on occasions? I’ve assumed it “kiwi” time as early commits fall within working hours and the project started there?
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I generated it on my server, so I think it is in NZ time (pepper uses –date=local I think). The ones close to the 0 and 24 are most likely Europe and in particular Biblibre
You can see more info here http://git.koha-community.org/stats/koha-master/activity.html
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