Excellent, updated, thank you very much!
jweiss => Jonathan Weiss
Great, list updated, thank you!
Here's another:
Spakman => Mark Somerville
Cheers,
Mark
Cool. Added and updated thanks!
On the svn days, I went by "jordi" inside the . Since git, I'm just myself, Jordi Bunster.
That's a pretty cool script, send a link to the slides when they're done.
Added, thanks Jordi!
The list has now complete email addresses to easy searches:
This is the current script with guessable addresses in the mapping as well:
At this moment it has +70 entries and we're close to a grand total of 1350 people.
Scores are higher in general now.
When the author of a svn commit is not seen in the commit message the script checks changelog entries in git show. A sanity #uniq was applied there. But it turns out some commits like
752721c0729bd8230d9cd0688694c36f71db03f0
or
f18356edb728522fcd3b6a00f11b29fd3bff0577
are big and have lots of changelog items, so that #uniq was indeed covering some contributions.
The current listing is
and there are ~1340 people right now.
I’m in there under Jonathan Viney and jonathan@bluewire.net.nz, those could be combined.
-Jonathan.
Excellent, gist updated thank you!
Just accent fix:
Jos√(c) Valim => José Valim
Cheers!
Thank you José! Do you see that one in the current gist?
The initial lists piped the output of the script to pbcopy + ⌘V and non-ASCII was mangled.
Steven Bristol is the same as stevenbristol
cheers, steven bristol
Great, updated:
The current script is here:
I may create a repo and a page somewhere after the conference.
I seem to come out as:
"MatthewRudy" and "Matthew Rudy Jacobs"
http://github.com/rails/rails/commit/7e8aee7e6cbd23c1eb18bec1869465e923915e7a http://github.com/rails/rails/commit/eb4668b26ad4aacf79488d2bee553e9452971c35
Excellent, gists updated, thank you!
Seems like this work is somewhat duplicating what the WWR hackfest
already did, no?
When are that going to be working again, anyway? 
The motivation for this effort is to be able to present a slide with a figure that I can show with confidence (I am preparing a keynote that has a section with a few metrics about the project). The current approximation is 1300 people. I can't thank enough all the people that have contributed equivalences!
As for the script that computed the hackfests in WWR I don't really think it had any mapping like this. I remember in order to increase your score you had to appear in the message/changelog in a certain way, your user in Trac or something like that.
For what it's worth, "Jakob S" == "jakob ~ at ~ mentalized.net"
One more :-), it's up thank you!