Mercurial

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Tim Post

11 months ago

Robin,

I've added one project and everything worked just fine :) Great job! I'm now adding a few more projects. Thanks for your work!


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Christoph Kappel

11 months ago

Yea, everything worked like a charm - I am really excited! I can finally skip the work around with git.

Good work!


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Mark Williamson

11 months ago

Very happy with this, added two of my own projects and they worked fine.

The larger projects I added enlistments for (e.g. Xen) are taking a while to index but I'm keeping an eye out for the result.


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dov

10 months ago

I'm not sure if this is the place to report bugs about the new mercurial adapter (thanks for adding it!) --- please refer me to the correct place if not...

Some commits (e.g., mine at https://www.ohloh.net/p/mercurial/commits/34627042) are showing up without the commit messages. After trying to figure out why some comments show up and some don't, it looks like there's a problem with multiline comments. Thanks!


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Robin Luckey

10 months ago

Hi dov,

This was a system-wide bug that affected all repository types. The commits will need to be re-imported to Ohloh, which we should get done later today.

Thanks, Robin


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mhansen

10 months ago

It seems as if there is some problem with the line counting for Mercurial repositories. For the Sage repository at http://hg.sagemath.org/sage-main/ ( https://www.ohloh.net/p/sage/analyses/latest ), it reports about 1.7 million lines of code whereas the actual is around 600k. Also, there are some languages with negative number of lines of code.


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Almad

10 months ago

I've got a problem with trailing slash, that must be present (when using http), which is not true for command line hg client. Not a problem, though.

Thanks for the support, ohloh is usable again :P


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Robin Luckey

10 months ago

@mhansen,

I suspect the line miscounts are caused by identical edits appearing on 2 or more branches. Ohloh will count each duplicate and apply it to the total. This is a known bug in all of our DVCS importers.

I tried to download a copy of the repository to do some local debugging, but it looks like http://hg.sagemath.org/sage-main/ no longer exists or has been moved.


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mhansen

10 months ago

@Robin,

Hello, we recently did some hardware switching, but http://hg.sagemath.org/sage-main/ should be back up again.

Thanks!


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Eclesia

7 months ago

hello, So what I going on about Mercurial ? will it be supported ? I'm asking because our company has made the decision to use Mercurial to replace SVN, so we have something like 15 projects on HG. If you need a test repo : http://hg.geotoolkit.org


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Robin Luckey

7 months ago

Hi Eclesia,

Mercurial support was added to Ohloh in January. You should be able to import your projects to Ohloh now.

Let me know if you encounter any problems.

Thanks, Robin


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Eclesia

5 months ago

Hi,

I have a question about the "enlistments". Does he considerer that both repository have the same content ? or does he "combine" the result of the two repos ?

On my project we have two repository that are the same project but different parts are on each repo. That mean the project is the combination of both repository.

See here : https://www.ohloh.net/p/GeotoolKit/enlistments

Is it correct to do this ? or do I have to make 2 seperate projects in ohloh ?


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Robin Luckey

5 months ago

Hi Eclesia,

Ohloh does not recognize duplicate code.

If two repositories contain the same content, then Ohloh will count it twice.

It may be better to split the code into two separate Ohloh projects, if that creates better reports.