Hi, Within the LedgerSMB project, I've committed using the committer name ehuelsmann, but recently, my commits were synced to the Git repo using my e-mail addres ehu...gmail.com. I've tried to claim ... [More] the commits, but doing so leads me to an empty page. Reloading the page doesn't work. Am I doing something wrong? Or have I hit a bug? Regards, Erik. [Less]

Hi. Our project consists of 55% Java code and 45% Common Lisp code. Ohcount nicely detects this. In our project front page, we're ranked as very low comment ratio, because Lisp traditionally has ... [More] lower comment ratios than Java. Could you implement weighted rankings, taking 55% of the mean Java comment ratio and 45% of the mean Lisp comment ratio? Granted, this does not immediately put us on the 'nicely commented' list, but it does give a much more fair presentation of the facts. Thanks in advance! Erik. BTW: The project involved is http://www.ohloh.net/p/abcl [Less]

Hi, Recently my committers name within the Subversion project was changed (including history) from dionisos to ehu. Somehow my kudos seem to have gotten lost when I claimed the ehu committers name ... [More] (did it delete my dionisos committers name with kudos?)... What can you do about that? Bye, Erik. [Less]

Ok, I finally got around to setting up Ruby on one of my development machines. I implemented a low-impact change. Now while I'm adding the tests, I find that - ofcourse - any file classified as ... [More] gpl_classpath will also be identified as gpl. Should I change the patterns for gpl in order not to match gpl_classpath? [Less]

Some projects have standardized their attribution of commits to non-committer community members. It would be nice if commits were not only counted/attributed to the committer, but also to the ... [More] community member which has submitted the change. For an example, see: http://svn.collab.net/viewvc/svn/trunk/subversion/libsvn_client/merge.c?view=log&pathrev=33003#rev33003 [Less]