Nope, we introduced the history to provide a (more) correct loc count (and charts) than the original statcvs does. cvs log doesnt report the loc of the first revision but the changes for the following revisions. To get the right loc count, we need to know the count of the first revision. On the first use, statcvs-xml checks out the first revision for all files and stores its loc count in the history file. This is needed to track the (almost) correct loc count, even if you delete some files.
Oh, and you need to create a ~/.statcvs/ directory, otherwise the history can not be saved. this is a bug and will be fixed as soon as possible.
Saving the bandwidth is definetely a good thing. I'm wondering if it is possible to avoid downloading a complete log file on each run. I imagine
that if you saved the login in ~/.statcvs along with a timestamp, and use a cvs log -D on the next run you could just combine the resulting
log ("delta") with the old log to get complete information, saving a lot
of bandwidth and server's procecssing time.
R.
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