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Hi all. I'm going to write a little library and after the UI for agregating and visualizing statistics from the specified subversion repository. My question is: What do you need like a developers/leads/managers to see on the statistics ?

Here I put down some initial ideas :

1. Commits by author(s)

2. Files that were changed by the author(s)

3. Changed code lines ratio respect total count of lines in the single file by author(s)/ subfolder(s) => file(s)

4. Have a possiblity to create the group of the files (some kind of PROJECT concept virtualisation) in order to validate impact of one author(s) on the specified PROJECT, thow group of files.

All these obviously is calculated over specified timeline chosen by user.

So, something else ?

Thank you in advance.

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I would also like to have commit count by a certain author as well (similar to what is provided by tortoise svn)

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No Problem :)

I would also like, If you brain storm a bit and come up with a way/feature by which I can see the contribution of a author to a project (not just commit count).

Thanks

Mahesh Velaga
Sorry, it's my fault, it's actually the first point no Comments, COMMITS. You are right. Thank you.
Tigran
What do you mean by saying: way/feature ? Can you give a simple example ? Thanks
Tigran
A feature that shows the contribution of a author in a more exhaustive way than just showing me the commit counts are his contribution for the project. Like taking into account % of code written by a author for each module as one factor, think of more such factors that might give the author's contribution to the project. Just a thought .. Thanks
Mahesh Velaga
Ok,I understand, thank you. I agree that something like that will be useful for the user(like code lines changed ratio, commits ratio .. ). By the way if you are interested in to use new tools for the subversion, I can suggest the first one of the suite that we develop.It Subversion repository listenerby it's nature, but manages things in a little bit different way from others. It's open source (GPL) and you can download the binaries and sorce code as well : http://code.google.com/p/svnradar/.Thank you.
Tigran
Thanks for the link, will try it :)
Mahesh Velaga