Fix: Weigh programming language tallies by file size (bytes) instead … Fixes #3868#4733
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…of file count Previously, language summaries were calculated based on the number of files, causing languages with many small files (e.g., C header files) to incorrectly appear as the primary language over languages with fewer but larger files (e.g., C++ source). This change uses file size (bytes) as the weight for the tally, ensuring the primary language reflects the code mass rather than file count. Fallback to count=1 if size is 0. Signed-off-by: Raj Shekhar <sraj4090ti@gmail.com>
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Ready for review! @DennisClark @AyanSinhaMahapatra All checks are passing. 🟢 I have finalized the changes and verified the build. Here is a summary of the fixes included in this PR: 1-Feature Implementation: Switched programming language tallies to use byte counts instead of file counts (Fixes #3868). |
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Fixed an issue where programming languages were tallied by file count instead of file size. This caused projects with many small files (like C headers) to be misidentified as C instead of C++. Changed logic to sum file sizes (bytes) for the tally.