Problem with stats generated from a branch
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cmhinnen
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I am trying to generate stats on a branch and am having a problem with the results. Here is my situation. We are trying to get the stats between 2 releases. We have the trunk, and when we are considered code complete we do a branch for that release. After testing and some fixes we then release off of that branch. Coding for the next release will now start in the trunk also. What I am trying to do is get stats between releases. I get the revision number of the last release and the current revision number of the branch. I then do a subversion log between these two revision numbers. I look in the log file and all of the changes between those releases are in the log file. It gets me the changes from before the branch in the trunk as well as the changes in the branch. However, when I ran statsvn against this subversion log file it only gave me the changes since the branch was made, not the changes that had ocurred since the last release in the trunk before we did the branch. Is there a way to also get these changes. These changes are in the subversion log file that was generated so I assumed statsvn just outputted everything that was in this file. Am I doing something wrong and how do I get statsvn to output the changes from before the branch as well.
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Jason Kealey-2
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Apologies for not responding sooner. I thought someone else would reply.
From what I can see, you are trying to do an unsupported scenario, unfortunately. StatSVN doesn`t currently support proper statistics on svn copies (branching, tagging, merging). It doesn`t move back up from the original copy that created the branch.
Thanks, Jason
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cmhinnen
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OK thanks. So even though all the data is in the Subversion log correctly, statsvn still doesn't use that data? The data from the branch as well as the trunk before the branch is in the subversion log, but statsvn will only report on the changes made in the branch even though the other data is in the log file? I thought it just read what was in the log file and reported on it. That is not correct?
Chris
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Jason Kealey-2
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StatSVN does a lot more than read what is in the log file. It actively queries the server for perform diffs. Furthermore, one reason this scenario is not fully supported is that certain operations can be done on folders (creating or deleting a branch, for example). The log file only says "this folder was copied to this folder" and says nothing about its contents at that time. The contents can only be obtained by doing additional queries on the server and/or reading the complete log and inferring the contents from what was changed earlier/later. However, as stated, StatSVN doesn't currently move back up from folder copies to infer what was in the trunk previously.
Hope this helps, Thanks, Jason
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 3:17 PM, cmhinnen <[hidden email]> wrote:
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