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in the #curl project, we have already done more commits in 2023 than any single previous year since 2014. If we manage 152 more commits this year, 2023 will become the most-commits year since 2004, which remains our top year with 2102 commits in a single year.

Things you figure out when you have graphs.

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pta2002
pta2002
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what happened in 2004 for it to be such an outlier?
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daniel:// stenberg://
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@pta2002 I actually can't tell. I can't recall anything particular. Maybe the fact I spent parts of it on paternity leave with my first-born? It was probably inspiration and a lot to do back in the days when the project was reasonably new and upcoming.
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1link
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most of the commits in this year are new featues or bug fix？
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Joe Cooper 💾
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can curl read email, yet? Plenty of room for getting those numbers up, if not. Also, how's the Lisp implementation in curl coming along? Less than half complete? (I hope this isn't too subtle/obscure and showing my age.)
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