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Yet another project not updating.
I'm the lead developer for QuickFAST (http://quickfast.org) which is actually on Google Code.
The listing here: https://www.ohloh.net/p?ref=homepage&q=quickfast says it was Analyzed 3 days ago. It show no current contributors (there have been 5 different contributors this year), over 1 year since the last commit (there were 13 commits in June and July including a new release.) and very low activity (see the previous two points). How can we get this fixed?
It might be of interest that the project was changed from Subversion to Mercurial a couple of years ago.
Dale,
Looking at the enlistments page, I see no evidence of a mercurial enlistment. I only see a subversion which is apparently receiving no attention. You will need to add the mercurial in order to see the project properly. The subversion may or may not want to remain since it probably will contain some history which the mercurial doesn't but if you want a proper representation of the project as it is today, the subversion may need to be removed since a fair amount of code duplication is likely to exist between the two repositories. Your choice... accurate history and proper credit to all the contributors or accurate statistics for the current code base.
FYI: We don't follow changes in a project's repository automatically but rely on project managers to keep ohloh up-to-date.
Let me know here if you run into any issues entering the mercurial and I'll be glad to assist.
Thanks!
Um... not to be dense, but what is a mercurial enlistment and how do I add one.
Dale
Dale,
I'm sorry about the unclear references... You indicated in the initial post that the project was changed from Subversion to Mercurial a couple of years ago.
I saw no indication that the new mercurial repository had been added to our enlistments and thus we can't analyze what we didn't know about. This very probably accounts for why so many recent commits had been missed. Thanks to Jason for adding the Mercurial to the project.
Please remind me here if the project fails to properly update.
Thanks!