Find Surprising Change Patterns
Start by cloning the nopCommerce git repository:
| | git clone https://git01.codeplex.com/nopcommerce |
Move into your repository and generate a version-control log. Let’s look at all changes to the code from the start of 2014 until the present day (defined as 2014-09-25—the day I’m writing this):
| | prompt> git log --pretty=format:'[%h] %an %ad %s' --date=short --numstat \ |
| | --after 2014-01-01 --before 2014-09-25 > nop_evo_2014.log |
Your git log is now stored in the file nop_evo_2014.log. Let’s define a transformation to go with it.
Define Each Layer as an Architectural Boundary
Just as we did for our Pipes and Filters analysis, we map each architectural part to a logical name. Here’s the transformation for nopCommerce: ...
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