Achievement ideas #11
Description
- Most prolific bug author (most prolific contributor; should have a threshold for number of contributors)
- Most prolific deleter
- Have the most achievements - use a really sarcastic name about gamification
- Use git notes
- Obviously swearing in a commit message should be an achievement
- Detect censored swears
- Being too polite - "please and thank you"
- Sentiment analysis; both extremes
- Embed a code snippet
- Link to stack overflow
- fixup,fixme,wip,dropme,squash
- Time travel
- Commit someone else's authored commit
- Detect foreign languages?
- Add a .gitlab-ci.yml file, or a github workflow
- whitespace only changes (excluding trailing whitespace cleanups)
- Mention "singleton"
- SVN import - "welcome to 2003"
- TODO
- Mention another user
- Windows line endings on a #!shebang line
- Empty non-merge commit diff
- Large delta
- Small delta
- large negative delta ratio
- Large delta with ratio close to 1
- Mixed indentation in commit message
- Mixed indentation in file (other than spaces following tabs, which is common)
- python2 in #!shebang
- ROA_FIX
- Refer to an XKCD comic
- Non-README initial commit - "this time will be different"
- Initial commit with placeholder README
- Merge conflict markers
- Common misspelling - only grant if ratio is high enough
- Identify ASCII art; ratio of special chars to alpha?
- Add / Remove a submodule (have you heard of a package manager?)
- Submodule hash that does not exist (only grant if have access to submodule)
- Moved a submodule
- Changed directory into submodule
- Add subtree
- Detect movie quotes in commit messages?
- "omni" - you keep using this word. I do not think you know what it means
- yolo
- "I don't understand"
- "spaghetti" or "pasta"
- "copy paste"
- NLP coherence measures
- "accidentally"
- Detect appeal to authority? "according to $proper_noun"
- Spaces in filenames
- Unicode in filenames
- Commit after five on a friday
- Grant achievement randomly, with very low probability