[HACKYSTAT-DEV-L:212] RE: jupiter sensor mis-enablers

[(Cedric) Qin ZHANG]

Aaron, the cvs task starts every midnight at 12:00am. I am not sure how 
long it takes to finish (but I would give it 2 hours). If you are 
checking data too early this morning (around 1:00am), then it's possible 
that Hackystat server has only received partial infomation of 
yesterday's commit.

Burt, you are not in the CSDL mapping file. You commit information are 
not collected by the cvs sensor. Please advise your Hackystat Key so 
that I can add you to the mapping file. Please also give me an 
estimation when you started commit for csdl projects, so that I can 
recover you past commit records.

Cheers,
Cedric
Burt Leung wrote:
Hello Aaron,
I verified that my Jupiter sensor is installed on my Eclipse IDE. It is also
the latest version as well.
I just installed the CVS commit sensor but got errors running the Ant task:
"build.xml:8: C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt not found."
This is the body of the Ant build file that I have defined:
    <taskdef name="cvs-sensor"
              classname="org.hackystat.app.commit.sensor.CvsSensorAntTask"
              classpath="${basedir}/sensor.cvs.jar"/>
    <cvs-sensor repositoryName="HackyDev"
                hackystatHost="hackydev.ics.hawaii.edu"
                mappingFile="MappingFile.xml">
      <fileset dir="C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt">
        <include name="**/*.*,v"/>
        <exclude name="**/*.jar,v"/>
        <exclude name="**/*.class,v"/>
      </fileset>
    </cvs-sensor>
Shouldn't the "dir" attribute point to "C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt"?
Thanks,
Burt


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:owner-hackystat-dev-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Aaron Kagawa
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 12:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [HACKYSTAT-DEV-L:209] jupiter sensor mis-enablers
Hey All,
This is just a friendly reminder asking everyone to enable the jupiter
sensor.  The following people do not have review data for this past
review:
- Burt
- Mike
- Cedric
- Philip (because he got pizza)
- Melissa
In addition, the following people have no Commit Data, however I know that
they committed review files
- Burt
- Melissa
- Hongbing
- Philip (because he got pizza)
To fix the Commit data problem, you must specify "C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt"
as a workspace root.  This workspace root is important because the Commit
Sensor is sending data from the CVS server, not our local machines.  This
also indicates that our project data has been wrong all this time and that
these mis-enablers haven't noticed that their information hasn't been
collected.  Hopefully, that won't be a problem any more.
thanks, aaron