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REPOSITORY COUNTS
Repository line count
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Checking the repository and resolving the selected revision.
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- Find files
- Count lines
- Files checked
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- Lines so far
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- Elapsed
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All tracked text files
By file type
Physical linesIncludes comments and blank lines.
The GitHub diff
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| File | Before | Lines | Net change | Relative size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Counts will appear here. | ||||
| Total | — | — | — | |
How these lines are counted
Counts come from GitHub file contents at the displayed commit. A physical line includes comments, blank lines, and a final line without a trailing newline. Documentation, generated files, and vendored text are included; this is not an executable-statement count.
Common binary-asset extensions, non-UTF-8 files, symlinks, and submodules are excluded and reported above. A folder includes all its subfolders. File-type and path filters apply to the displayed totals.
PR counts compare the merge base with the PR head, using file paths. Renamed or consolidated files can appear as removed and added paths. GitHub’s diff totals cover the entire PR; line counts do not measure test quality or coverage.
Public GitHub repositories only. If GitHub limits requests, the last completed counts remain visible and refresh resumes after the limit resets.