mcaf-dotnet-cloc

You can count lines of code in a .NET repository by analyzing your source files to generate detailed line-count and language-mix metrics. This Skill uses the cloc tool to provide repeatable code-size reporting for C# and other relevant file types.

Yes, you can compare code size differences between Git branches in a .NET project. This Skill provides branch-to-branch statistics to help you quantify the impact of a refactoring or track codebase growth before and after changes.

The best way to track C# codebase growth over time in CI is by using repeatable code-size reporting tools. This Skill supports local workflows and CI pipelines to generate consistent line-count and language-mix metrics for your repositories.

Yes, the line count analysis supports file types besides C# in .NET solutions. It generates metrics for C# and other relevant file types found in your repository, providing a comprehensive language-mix breakdown for your codebase.

You need a repository with .NET source files or a Git checkout to analyze .NET code composition. This environment is required to execute the line-count analysis and generate accurate branch-to-branch statistics if comparing branches.

You can limit the scope of a codebase analysis to specific directories by using explicit include and exclude rules. This allows you to execute bounded scope commands and generate line-count metrics only for the targeted source files.