Move commits_scanned to ScanRepo #1610
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trufflesteeeve
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Aug 7, 2023
I don't think that's quite accurate. We init Git only once for a Github source for example. This means if we are scanning 100 repos the commit count will be for all 100 repos. We would just be logging whenever a repo is done scanning. I don't think that value would be for only the repo that completed, but all commits for all the repos up to that point. |
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