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Hello, our project (floAt's Mobile Agent) has similar problem. We migrated our repository from CVS to SVN few month ago. Here is listed just state from CVS repository but not the current changes which ... [More] are made in SVN repository. I doubt if i should add the SVN, because it will double the linecount or we will lost our old stats. But i have suggestion how to solve it. There could be some special command switch repository. This will save the old repository stats and remove references on old repository. Then the new repository would be specified and counted the new LOC and stats will be just fine. What do you think? [Less]

When a job stalls or fails, we always get alerted. The job was restarted, and it looks like everything went through OK this time. Thanks, Robin

Jason, one more thing that I've noted: In boo, // and # start a line comment (similar to C and Python). Also, /**/, as in C is a block comment. Doc strings (denoted by a triple-quoted string are ... [More] multiline strings that are treated as documentation comments when following a definition (method, class, property, field, etc.), as in Python. Quite easily, comments in boo can be thought of as the union of Python and C commenting styles. It may take some work; I'm not sure how complex ohloh's parsing mechanisms are; but, this would lead to a more accurate reflection of the number of comment lines in the code base. Again, thank you for a great service. It keeps getting better! [Less]

Sorry for delay. I suspect the reason is that the project may have contained such licenses AT SOME POINT but these licenses have since been removed. The factoid still warns about the fact even though ... [More] we don't show any current occurrences. Kinda arcane and unexpected, i agree. We'll look into fixing it. [Less]

upon re-reading this, i realize my answer might not have been that useful. Lemme try again: Sometimes a few people end up editing the same project multiple times. Those edits are sometimes ... [More] contradictory. Example: someone thinks the enlistment is wrong and changes it to something else. THe original editor disputes this change and changes it back. Using the ohloh discussion for that project would be the appropriate place to discuss this type of issue. Does this make more sense? [Less]

Thanks, last request would be for a way to request an enlistment for historical purposes, if I could point to a specific svn url at a specific revision for historical stats, what would be great :-) Thanks for the help and what not.

The 'undo' button is now showing up. Thanks. However, the analysis that I created has now run (3496) and it shows significantly different results than 530. There is only 20 days apart in the analysis. ... [More] They both seem to be from the same repository. So I don't if I should delete mine or not. Would it be reasonable to inform the user of a duplicate enlistment? Or prevent it? [Less]

We've had multiple hardware troubles over the last week, which are now mostly resolved (I hope). Also, it's not unusual for a job to fail even when our servers are working fine. Most of the download ... [More] failures we get are not fatal, and are usually caused by a network hiccup or a CVS server going down for a few minutes. We always require a manual restart in these situations just to double-check that nothing is running out of control. [Less]

Yes, this is by design. Commits can currently only be filtered by comment (which, of course, are currently blank on this project ;-). I'll put this on the to-do list... Robin

In my project it is stated that the primary language is Javascript, because 64% of the code is Javascript. That percentage may be correct, but it is not the primary language in my project. Ruby is the ... [More] primary language. 99.9% of the Javascript in my project is not written by me, but was added by the Rails framework. Is there a way to exlude the lines of javascript in the statistics of my project without having to remove them from my CVS repository? [Less]