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Commit count and enlistments error
Hi, it's really not a big deal, but i thought i'd mention it since it might help you fix a bug.
I'm seeing different commit count wether i look at the contributor list or contributor details.
This page says 42:
http://www.ohloh.net/projects/haiku/contributors/14598593860768
This one 46:
http://www.ohloh.net/projects/haiku/contributors?page=3
And i think the real number should be a little bit higher seeing my last commit has been taken into account.
Maybe it has something to do with the error shown in the 'enlistments" page.
http://www.ohloh.net/projects/haiku/enlistments
The 'commits' page seems up to date though. (september 05)
Best regards,
Alex
Hi aldeck,
This was a bit of a puzzler, but I finally realized what is happening. I admit that our reporting here should be better explained.
Ohloh found 46 commits under your name in this repository. This is the number you see on the contributors list.
However, only 42 of those commits contained C++ code. In the remaining 4 commits, Ohloh did not recognize any code changes.
Two of those commits where changes to keymap
files, which Ohloh doesn't recognize, and two were changes to file build/jam/HaikuImage, which Ohloh also doesn't count as as code.
On the contributor details page, the commits are broken down by language, and they don't always add up to the total number of commits. Commits that don't include any known programming language at all aren't shown.
Thanks,
Robin
Ahh ok, i see, that's right! The keymap
files are in a custom binary format, and HaikuImage is a jam building script.
No problem, those really don't change often anyway, i was just curious!
Thanks,
Alex