On Jan 15, 2007, at 11:20 PM, Andrew Ruder wrote:
On Mon, Jan 15, 2007 at 11:42:12AM -0500, Adrian Robert wrote:
I was browsing freshmeat.net earlier tonight and came across a
package
called 'svnstat.' Since I keep local mirrors of all the gnustep
stuff
(with svk), I generated some statistics of some gnustep stuff.
It is
pretty neat to look through.
Interesting.. any idea how it determines lines of code metrics?
Unlike CVS, this info isn't in the SVN logs. I spent a while on the
mailing lists asking about adding it, but none of the active
developers believed in the value of the metric and I was lazy at the
time so...
You mean how many lines changed per revision? or ... ?
In that case it is just
svn diff -r n-1:n svnurl-or-checked-out-file-or-directory | diffstat
or did you mean something else?=
Thanks, that's what I meant.. ok, so the "manual" approach. ;-/
I can see why a local copy would be helpful / required for running
svnstat then..
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