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Excellent point. That's what I get for never using the http checkout.

The LOC total reflects the number of lines of code you would get if you checked out the latest revision of the repositories for this project. Currently, for WordPress that includes ... [More] http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n We're reporting the total lines in the current version only, not any previous versions. [Less]

We have had a lot of new project coming into the system this week, so we are very backed up on downloads and it has been a while for everyone. Thanks for your interest in helping. The Ohloh source is ... [More] not open, at least not yet. We are working on that. [Less]

Why does this require pre-shared keys to be installed on your server? Yes I understand that would be the case for non anonymous use of the :ext extension, but for anoncvs it shouldn't matter..

In this case, the Subversion server refused our connection. ObjectWeb has been a bit difficult for us. We frequently lose our connections to this forge, but with perseverence we eventually complete the jobs. I'll keep an eye on these today.

I've scheduled an update. It should run within the next few hours.

You could use an existing license such as the GPL or BSD and then just have a credits file with a list of everyone who contributed to your project?

Ohloh doesn't distribute the sources or binaries of any projects; it just tracks statistics about source code. Thus, you might have seen information about OpenSAML here on Ohloh, but you won't find ... [More] the source code you want on Ohloh. OpenSAML doesn't have a 2.0 release yet. 2.0 development appears to happen in their Subversion repository, and you can get it from there. If you want a tarball, try searching for opensaml 2.0 beta1 to find several places that appear to have tarballs. [Less]

How about the ability to construct RSS feeds for new projects that match these criteria? The most important criteria consist of tags, but matching some of the project viability criteria might also prove a useful filter.

You can already do this: just click New under Experience, which will take you to the New Position form. You can fill out that form for contributions to a project even if that project doesn't list you ... [More] as a committer. You won't get credit for it in terms of KudoRank or on the project's page, but the project will show up in your profile with the description you gave. To extend this further, several people have proposed various means of assigning contributors to commits not made under their name, either in an automated fashion via text parsing in the commit message or manually by claiming individual commits. I would love to see that as well. [Less]