Hi, I am surprised it is used so much given we have never really advertised widely. Ironically it seems the long period of "stability" (a.k.a lack of compatibility breaking changes) actually helped the project. It is somewhat motivating to get active again on the project ;)
On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 7:34 PM, Antoine Toulme <[email protected]> wrote: > Gems are usually consumed via rubygems.org, which allows to access a data > dump on a weekly basis. > > I downloaded the PostgresQL dump and ran the query below, which gave me > the CSV attached. > copy(select max(v.created_at), v.number, sum(gruby.count), > sum(gjava.count), sum(gwin.count) from rubygems as r, versions as v left > join gem_downloads as gruby on (v.platform = 'ruby' and gruby.version_id = > v.id) > left join gem_downloads as gwin on (v.platform = 'x86-mswin32' and > gwin.version_id = v.id) > left join gem_downloads as gjava on (v.platform = 'java' and > gjava.version_id = v.id) > where r.id = v.rubygem_id > and r.name = 'buildr' > and v.prerelease is false > group by v.number > order by v.number) to '/tmp/buildr_downloads.csv' With CSV DELIMITER > ',' ; > > And just for fun, here is the chart of the result: > > > > -- Cheers, Peter Donald
