Stuck projects

Hi westi,

Ohloh has been pretty slow with updates lately. We've fixed the troubles, so we should be back on our regular update schedule soon. We should see updates to these projects sometime today.

Thanks, Robin

Hi leberre,

I've scheduled and update for this project. I'll keep an eye on it to make sure it goes through.

Thanks, Robin

Hi levin,

I've scheduled an update for WebKit. I'll keep an eye on it to make sure it goes through.

Thanks, Robin

Hi Michael,

It looks like this repository might have been rebased, which requires us to do a clean report. I've started one, and I'll keep an eye on it.

We used to have commit graphs, but we had to remove them because of some performance problems. They'll come back eventually, once we have time to look at it. I really liked those graphs, too.

Thanks, Robin

Hi Sven,

This project seems to be taking a very long time to download, and requires a lot of retries. I suspect it's either a lot of code, or we're having network connection issues.

I've rescheduled it, and I'll keep an eye on it and see if I can figure out the problem.

Thanks, Robin

HI Alexandru,

It looks like this project was updated over the weekend. Let me know if you need anything else,

Robin

@Hector: There's no particular problem there, other than the fact that Ohloh has fallen very far behind on updates this week. I've scheduled an update for this project today.

@Alexandru: It looks like we last updated the report 5 days ago. I've gone ahead and scheduled a new report for today.

Also, I highly recommend that you choose a single branch to represent this project instead of 5 mostly-identical branches. By tracking 5 branches, most commits are duplicated 5 times in the Ohloh report. For example, see

https://www.ohloh.net/p/vmchecker/commits?page=222.

Also, this will result in 5x too many lines of code being counted by our line counter.

I recommend that you pick one best branch and go with that one.

Thanks, Robin

Hi Alexandru,

This is a confusing part of the Ohloh UI, but the fix is easy once you find it.

This is happening because your Ohloh account is linked to the old Subversion committer name "alexandru", but the Subversion has been removed from Ohloh.

You need to edit your Ohloh account so that it is linked to the new Git name instead of the old Subversion name.

From your Ohloh account page, in the "Experience" section, click the "EDIT" link next to "vmchecker". This will take you to a form where you can edit your contribution to the project. You can change your committer name here. There should be an auto-completer to help you choose a name from the Git repository.

It might take a few minutes for the change to be reflected on all parts of Ohloh. Let me know if you have any trouble with this.

Thanks, Robin