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Strange statistics on Apache Batik (3811)

Hi.

I just signed up here, looks like an interesting site.

I notice that the statistics for a project I am involved are strange. For example, looking at http://www.ohloh.net/projects/3811/analyses/latest you can see that the Codebase History graph is negative after about January 2007. That graph also doesn't show commits going back to 2000 when the project began. The Languages pie chart shows 349% XML and <1% Java, when the repository does mostly have Java files.

Looking on the Commits page, http://www.ohloh.net/projects/3811/commits?page=19&sort=time_reverse, it seems the earliest commit recorded here is July 2005. This is when some branch reorganisation happened. Basically, we did:

svn mv ...trunk ...branches/svg11
svn mv ...branches/svg12 ...trunk

Is there anything I can do to fix these oddities? Would adding an enlistment for branches/svg11 help?

Thanks,

Cameron

heycam over 17 years ago
 

Wow, this looks completely corrupted. I'll run a complete new report and see if that clears up the problem. This might take a day or two to go through.

Regarding the earliest commit, I haven't investigated this in detail yet, but it sounds like you are running into a design limitation of our Subversion importer. Our importer does not handle directory renames or branches, and will lose the trail if these occur. This is something we did to simplify the design, and are looking for the time to go back and fix.

I'll post again when the new report is ready.

Robin Luckey over 17 years ago