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Incorrect language accounting
Hello,
I recently split a bunch of code from the main Git repository of a project of mine to a different repository and rewrote such code from C++ to C along the way. The new repository never saw the C++ code.
The project is called Kyua and the new enlistment that I added is http://code.google.com/p/kyua.testers , which holds around 10k lines of C code.
However, the project stats in Ohloh don't seem to reflect this. The new enlistment appears to have been recently scraped properly, as I can browse its various commits from inside Ohloh. Unfortunately, the line counts do not reflect the increase in use of the C language: the stats reflect only ~30 lines of code, while in reality it's a much higher count.
Is this a (known) bug?
Thank you.
Julio,
If the testers enlistment is the only one that has made a major change lately then with your permission I can do a total re-fetch of that enlistment in case we missed something. It does happen that our systems will get confused by a refactor or any major change and the regular updates just don't catch up to the reality. Usually, though, there's more fireworks and failures than in this case...
Let me know.
Thanks!
The testers enlistment didn't suffer a major change
: it is a new module, and when I first imported the code into its Git repository it was all C. The testers enlistment has never seen C++ code.
So, to summarize, the kyua enlistment suffered a significant refactor (dropped tons of C++ code, but added some more) and the testers enlistment appeared all afresh with brand-new C code.
If you think a fresh reimport will help, please go ahead. (I'm not aware of what side-effects that will have, but I'm expecting none!)
Thanks!