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Kudos and commits are gone
Hi,
What happened to my contributions?
https://www.openhub.net/accounts/joelkraehemann
I am especially missing my commits to GSequencer:
https://www.openhub.net/p/gsequencer
Hi Joël, we've been addressing some issues with our re-written Analytics code. Would you please take another look and see if things appear the way you expect?
Thanks!
Yes, it works. My kudos and commits are back.
But the project doesn't recognize the first date properly.
https://www.openhub.net/p/gsequencer/commits/summary
The initial repository was SVN and change later to Git by importing the history. Further the repository was moved from github to savannah.
commit 67a8f403ad8ddae5ad18350e32ff45265050ec68
Author: Joël Krähemann ****
Date: Thu Sep 9 17:18:00 2010 +0000
creating directory hierarchy
Thank you very much.
Hi Joël;
Here is the first commit the back end logged: https://www.openhub.net/p/gsequencer/commits/839548201
Same commit ID, same date (9 September, 2010), same comment and author as the git log output.
It looks like the issue is that the chart on the Commits Summary page doesn't have the correct data set. We'll look into it.
The first commit displayed on OpenHub is derived using the first-parent flag:
gsequencer$: git log --oneline --first-parent | tail -1
f417a247f initial import GSequencer v0.7.23
The f417a247f commit is from 2016 as seen in the chart. However there are older commits possibly from other branches. This is not the general git usage pattern and we will need to amend our logic to accomodate this.
We tried to recreate this behaviour for our tests, but were unable to create a git repository having a non trunk commit as the first commit in history. Any information on how gsequencer was imported into git would be very helpful. What specifically happened in the git history at f417a247f is of importance.
