Git Date is one of Understand's built-in architectures — automatic ways to group a codebase (by directory, git history, language, …) for graphs, metrics, and dependency analysis.
Git Date
Languages: AnyGroup files by Git dates.
This architecture can group by the first commit (creation date) or last commit (most recently modified date). The architecture can be structured with absolute dates (YYYY/MM) or relative dates (This Week, This Month, etc).
The full list of of relative date categories is:
- Today
- Yesterday
- This Week
- This Month
- This Quarter
- This Year
- Earlier
Compare to the Git Stability architecture which allows identifying frequently modified files. See also the Git Solution, the blog article ↗ describing the Git plugins, the interactive report Git Commits, and the metrics Commits, Days since creation and Days since modified .