For those that have not used metric_fu (http://metric-fu.rubyforge.org/) its a great project by Jake Scruggs (http://jakescruggs.blogspot.com/) that merges many different ruby projects for measuring code performance, into one bundle of rake tasks and generates html reports. Up until now its churn feature (which shows you which of your files have been modified the most in source control) has only supported subversion. Myself I am a huge fan of Git and I use it for everything, even when I work on projects in other revision control systems I use things like git-svn and git-p4 to push to those systems as my remote. Many other rubyists share my love for it.

The other night while i was using metric_fu against one of my projects it kept complaining about my codebase not being a valid working directory, so I went ahead and implemented git support, yesterday Jake released the newest version 0.8.0 which contains my patch. So git lovers go update! (http://github.com/jscruggs/metric_fu/tree/master)

Next on my list removing the Rails dependency for dates.