One of things that are shown in project summary is number of comment lines in the code (ratio of comments to code). Some developers think however that best documentation is well written code. What ... [More] Ohloh currently doesn't show is information about commit messages, and size of changeset introduced by commit. Well written commit messages together with good division of changes into well-contained parts helps enormously for example when finding bug by bisecting history. I had longer version of this suggestion, but unfortunately lost it in webbroswer crash [Less]

+1 (but the logo should IMHO be hosted on Ohloh to not steal bandwidth and avoid problems when project page is unavaliable for some reason).

Thanks a lot. Downloading source code for QGit succeded. I have also added qgit4 (port to Qt 4 where most of new work occur) repository succesfully. By the way, at least for Git and Monotone commits ... [More] are uniquely identified. So if there are two repositories which have some common history, that common part of history can be detected. I think the simplest way is to create common repository, which would have all repositories as alternates, and fetch from all repositories which would update refs (branch and tags information). So for Git we could avoid double counting of commits for more than one enlisted repository. [Less]

It looks like it failed again: Step 1 of 3: Downloading source code history (Failed)

The GIT download of source code history for QGit, git GUI in Qt, failed with the following error: Step 3 of 3: Counting lines of source code (Failed) I have checked that qgit repository doesn't use submodules. What happened?

I have been just notified on #git by Johannes Schindelin (gitte) that the problem with MSysGit download is that it uses quite new feature of git: submodules, and that fixing this may take some time. ... [More] That nevertheless doesn't explain why AUCTeX (which uses CVS) download failed... [Less]

By the way, doenload of AUCTeX, which uses CVS, also failed with the same error: Step 3 of 3: Counting lines of source code (Failed)

The download of MSysGit project GIT repository failed with the following error: Step 3 of 3: Counting lines of source code (Failed) How download can fail on counting lines? Could you check out this ... [More] issue, please? By the way, it would be nice to have the time of last download (or time when download started) on "Enlistments" page for projects. If project failed to download repository, it would provide information if to wait with alarming Ohloh admins about the issue. If everything is all right, it would provide information how old the copy of repository Ohloh has. TIA [Less]

Thanks to work of Ohloh developers (Robin Luckey) it is now corrected. Thank you very much.

I don't know why (perhaps it is just bug in the browser I use, which is Mozilla 1.7.12 - it looks fine in Konqueror), but I see quite strange and unreadable layout of posts (new posts etc.) section. ... [More] It looks like this: first post looks normal, the rest of posts are between right markin of the post and right side of the page, in very, very narrow column, like ASCII-diagram below: first post first post first post first post first post first post first post first post first post first post first post first post second post second post Perhaps some break="all" would help there? [Less]