Dan Kuykendall (Seek3r) writes:
> Loic Dachary wrote:
> >
> > It might actually be a lot faster to -d /cvsroot/$val (without
> > going thru pserver). Or even, if it turns out to be simple enough, to
> > parse the history file directly. But it may not be worth the trouble if
> > using /cvsroot/$val turns out to be efficient enough. The machine is
> > not exactly overloaded anyways.
>
> your probably right. I dont know all that much about cvs. I learned
> enough to import/commit code into cvs for phpGW and I goofed around with
> a few things to get the stats that i did, but hadnt ever used cvs
> locally. So much to learn... so much
:-)
> > > I also plan to figure out if there is a way to find out about how many
> > > checkouts have been done, and stuff like that.
> > > I do have the cvs command to find out how many unique lines of code has
> > > changed during a given period of time, but to do it I need a checkout of
> > > the project. So I dont think this will be worth the effort. Commit
> > > counts and checkout counts would be enough to be interesting
> >
> > Asking for O type records should do it.
>
> Not sure what you mean. Can you give me a sample command?
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED] history -D'January 1, 2002' -a -xO | wc -
This only counts for fresh checkouts, not updates.
> > And graphing the output
> > with rrdtool || mrtg, and ... Oh well, raw data will be great ;-)
>
> Yes, nice graphs will be on the todo list for me.
That was half a joke ;-)
Something we should also do is rotate the history files. So little
time, so much to do.
Cheers,
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