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What happens is that I enlisted my mercurial repository for the project :
https://www.ohloh.net/p/django-serializable
and considering the code analysis (majority of JS and HTML), I thought that it might be taking into account in the analysis the documentation pages (which are in the repository, in order to have them served by google code), so I changed the repository url to the sub-folder containing only the project code, but a few days after, it doesn't change nothing to the code analysis. Is there a way to have it right ?
Thanks !
Hi pycos,
Changing the URL in this way does not affect the code that is seen by Ohloh. If you compare the result of hg clone
with the two URLs, you will see that the same repository is created as a result.
When working with Mercurial, Ohloh does not have the ability to filter a subset of the repository. You must import the entire repository, or not at all.
Robin
Hi Robin,
Thank you for your answer. That's sad there is no work around, as quite many people do the same thing !
Well, I can handle having a Mostly javascript
on the project page :)