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I didn't see anywhere how to get ohloh's source. Isn't it open source (after all, it's about open source)? If it is, maybe someone interested could add Mercurial support.

Is there some sort of advanced search I am missing that would allow me to search for the exact project name "R"? All I achieved so far is filtering on project names that contain r, which are obviously ... [More] thousands. Is there some way to find by exact name, project home page etc.? That would make it much easier to locate the project within ohloh. [Less]

That sounds promising for the future. For now, I'll set up a nightly cronjob to use svndumpfilter to produce a filtered version of the SVN repository, and point ohloh at that. Will increase the lag a little, but probably not noticeably.

Hi Tim, Yes, we're still having the same problems: ~$ svn info -r HEAD --no-auth-cache 'http://svn.fedoraproject.org/svn/hosted/system-config-printer/trunk@HEAD' svn: PROPFIND request failed on ... [More] '/svn/hosted/system-config-printer/!svn/bln/1617' svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/hosted/system-config-printer/!svn/bln/1617': Could not read status line: Connection reset by peer (http://svn.fedoraproject.org) Are you able to duplicate this problem yourself? [Less]

Hi Icekov, Ohloh doesn't schedule a new fetch when you remove and re-add an enlistment, so you're actually just seeing the error from the previous download attempt. This is to prevent one project ... [More] from using all our resources. Someone from Ohloh needs to reschedule a download. Removing and re-adding an enlistment doesn't do this. I've scheduled wsmo4j and it's chugging along now. [Less]

Hi Ashok, I don't know anything about SDCC per se. You might want to look to see if the system you're trying to compile uses make. If so, something like make pic18f452 might work. I can't provide ... [More] additional help though and generally Ohloh might not be the best place for this request, because while two users of SDCC and one contributor to the project are registered members of Ohloh, you'll likely get better support if you go to the project's home page and use one of the support options. I suspect either the message forums or the mailing list. Thanks, Andy [Less]

Sigh. Thought I had this one nailed. I'm sure there's some fascinating reason why this is happening. It's different this time -- instead of duplicating commits from the beginning, we're duplicating a ... [More] short range of commits near the end. But I think you're right; rather than spend time debugging the old code, I'll focus efforts on finishing the new importer and put your project in queue for conversion to the new system. [Less]

We've wanted to add this functionality for some time. Either through an exception list as you suggest or something like robots.txt. In the longer term, we'd like to be able to automatically discover ... [More] the dependency on YUI and so be able to report that code as dependency code and list dependencies. But we don't have anything available currently. [Less]

Find a project contributor that is not linked to any account. Give kudos to that contributor. Link that project contributor to your own account. Our system is smart enough to recognize when you're ... [More] trying to give kudos to yourself. We ignore those kudos when we calculate the rankings. [Less]

For reference, this seems to still be happening (there are new duplicate commits in the project). Don't know if you care since you have a new magical subversion importer which you'll presumably be ... [More] moving everyone to (eventually), but just a heads up that it doesn't seem to be fixed! [Less]