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There used to be a metric for total lines of code in my project on my bitbucket dashboard. I can't find it on the dashboard or any submenus anymore. Does anyone know where I can find this information in bitbucket?

user137717
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If you are using git and you're just wanting to know how many lines of code are in your git repository, you can do that with git.

Count number of lines in a git repository

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B.Adler
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It seems to me that Bitbucket itself doesn't show this metric anymore.

There is however a "plugin" called FishEye, which gives detailed information about your code. They also seem to report the LOC metric.

There is a free trial period, but I believe the service costs money after a while.

Another option is to look into software that calculates this for you locally. For example: CLOC. This of course requires you to fire up the program, instead of just reading it off the website.

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