On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 10:03 AM, Stefan Bellon <[email protected]> wrote:
> While this seems to be an easy change, now the "dbstat" command outputs > "checkin-count" while the "info" command outputs "checkins". And > because the "dbstat" outputs quite a few other "counts" as well, you > cannot easily change it to "checkins" there as well as otherwise > consistency between the entries of the "dbstat" output would be broken. > The dbstat command is brand new (<1 week), meaning that we can still change anything it does without any compatibility issues - feel free to make suggestions. i don't mind making the changes, and the format of the dbstat output is more or less irrelevant to me. Easiest would be if you just paste in a mock-up of what you feel it should look like. Interestingly the two outputs produce different data (but that's > another matter): > > $ fossil info | grep checkin > checkin-count: 10 > $ fossil dbstat | grep checkin > checkin-count: 11 > We discovered while adding dbstat that the /stat page and info command use an algorithm which apparently isn't 100% correct for checkin counts. i'm still investigating why this discrepancy exists (e.g. a bug or feature?), and once that's resolved we'll likely go back and change either info/stat or dbstat. -- ----- stephan beal http://wanderinghorse.net/home/stephan/ http://gplus.to/sgbeal
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