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Hi. I've been doing some reorganizing of the SVN repositories for the project Vikingboard (4198), for a lot of different reasons. I then remembered that I should update the enlistment URL here at ... [More] ohloh, to make it point to the right URL. The enlistments page didn't offer me any way to change the URL, though, so I deleted the enlistment and added the new URL. I thought ohloh could handle that without disrupting the history. But no, now it says that the code is only a few hours old, was written by a single developer, and that there has only been 5 commits (or so) in the entire project lifetime. In other words: all statistics except the pure code-related statistics is wrong. Is there a way for you to recover the history, so that the stats will be correct again? Jørgen Tellnes Lead developer, Vikingboard [Less]

Post the stats in XML format for data mining purposes!!

I add my new project. The name is : uNhAddIns I had some problems (typo of name) during the creation of the project and I think that in one moment I remove some version of the project information. ... [More] Now I can't add the project "uNhAddIns" because the name still used, but I can't found it to edit its information and stack it. Thanks. Fabio. [Less]

Must of been one of them Gremlins, I just added it ok, needs description expanding upon, the basic is there.

FWIW, I have added Tango as a project (under "Tango for D"). Considering most of the source is in D, I don't know how the enlistment thing will work out.

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Having multiple, named/tagged stacks would be very nice. I use different tools for different things, and having them split out seems like an interesting bit of metadata to preserve.

Excellent, thanks.

I earlier attempted converting the Bazaar repository for the Gryle MP3 Player[0] to a Subversion repository, to see if this would give me some statistics from ohloh. Sadly, the conversion tool being ... [More] used doesn't keep the time at which a commit was made and by whom it was made, rendering the majority of ohloh's statistics uninteresting, if not useless. As such, I deleted the Subversion repository, but the statistics from the now deleted code are still displayed. As these are wrong, I'd like to get rid of them. Thanks, Dan [Footnote 0: http://www.ohloh.net/projects/6181?p=Gryle+MP3+Player] [Less]