So far, I fetched from http://www.ohloh.net/blog?format=rss however, this doesn't seem to work any longer. Where's the feed for Ohloh announcements?

Thorsten, I didn't ask for additional manpower but for other priorities. This blog entry shows that they actually do new things. I just wonder why these things are so ... well ... superficial.

I agree with splitbrain. You wanted to do software metrics after all, and given that there are so many converters between the repo formats, I don't understand anymore why new VCS'es seem to be way down your list.

+1

For the Bobcat project, the code analysis does not work because the SVN repo downloading seems to be stuck.

The "content" tag in an external Atom feed seems to be ignored. Therefore, the news from e.g. launchpad.net are empty.

How does Ohloh analyse SVN repositories? Does it care about the trunk/branches/tags structure or does it create just combined statistics? My issue is that I need to add the documentation of my code ... [More] as a bunch of HTML files into the repository yet I don't want it to be scanned by Ohloh. Does this mean that I have to redirect Ohloh from path/to/my/repo to path/to/my/repo/trunk or will is scan trunk/ and branches/ only anyway? Do I have to create a dummy account for updating the html pages in the repo? [Less]

For a long time now, Ohloh can't checkout the SVN repository of ExTeX for analysis. If I do it manually on my machine, it works, though. It is rather large and the provider seems to be not the ... [More] fastest one. Maybe a timeout value si set too careful? [Less]

The same seems to be true for Python docstrings.

Somebody enlisted a wrong repository for the LaTeX project (LaTeX doesn't have a public repository). I removed it but the contributions seem to stay in the database forever, leading to false project ... [More] remarks among other things. Please remove the LaTeX code entirely. Thank you! [Less]