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Hi jasperdejong, The graphs were originally as you suggested, but people complained that it made it easier to misread project histories at a glance. Almost every project code history graphed looked ... [More] identical (the difference was primarily in the axis labels). I believe the right answer is to have both - have a standardized summary of the project metrics (where all projects are compared similarly), and then to have a drilldown section that shows the project details. [Less]

For your moronic information, the cvs server is still up, so you can add the old cvs repo as a second enlistment.

At the moment, there is no official Gentoo ebuild for ohcount. If a Gentoo dev would like to volunteer, please have a look at http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=209908

It would be great to know when a project has been updated by your crawler! It would permit to know when statistics have been created. I also would like a feature that notifies me when the statistics of a project are updated.

Hi eghm, That URL leads to a web page that lets you browse the code -- it is not the URL of the actual Subversion server. For this project, it looks like the Subversion URL is https://hw2bsg.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/hw2bsg/trunk Try that.

Hi Andy, Yes, I agree that the Perl report is wrong, but this particular project report is a sort of work in progress. We're in sort of a limbo state on that project. Perl doesn't using Git ... [More] natively, but it seems that some folks are trying to convert the source control repository to Git so that Ohloh can process it. We've had some troubles parsing this converted repository, and I suspect the conversion to Git had problems. Projects and source control links are added to Ohloh by end users -- likewise, they can be deleted by end users as well. If it really turns out that we just can't get a good Git conversion of the Perl source, then yes, we'll have to give up and remove the source. But we're still working on it, and we'll get there eventually I think. [Less]

Hi Anton, We are recounting a lot of the code on Ohloh, so the line counting queue is very backed up. I'll bump your priority and try to get you through today. Thanks, Robin

I'm on it. Yes, sometimes a forge goes offline for just a short bit, and we can quickly fail a lot of jobs in that time span. Google Code is usually one of the most reliable hosts.

Hi gcasa, The issue you're seeing is that we only update KudoRanks once per day (it's pretty expensive). The rating of 7 is still tied to the underlying code contribution, but your account still has ... [More] the default rating of 1. After the new KudoRank calculations are computed tonight, the 7 rating from the underlying code will be transfered to your account, and you'll see the result you expect. Robin [Less]

Hi Marcin, We have a new report in the queue that will catch us up to about 2 weeks ago. The problem is that we are in the midst of a massive recount of much of the code on Ohloh. This means that our ... [More] queue has become very long, and it might be another week before the new Linux report is published. [Less]