What's the difference between a commit and revision? We use SVN, and get metrics from Atlassian Fisheye. There is a report in Fisheye that shows the 'top committers - by revision' and 'top commiters - by commits'.
No-one here can tell me what the difference is.
Many thanks! Andy
A commit can contain many file revisions. A file revision is basically a file that is modified as part of a commit so a single commit can have many revisions.
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Glossary#Glossary-Commit
So "Top Committers - By Commit" shows the users who have committed the most changesets/changelists and "Top Committers - By Revision" shows the users who have created the most file versions as part of their commits.