You can run StatSVN on portions of the code; technically this should work. However, you are correct that this might cause problems with the tags - this might be something we could look at enhancing. Still, did you manage to get the tags working with that wildcard?
1) I've never really used --depth or --set-depth, I would be curious to see if it breaks StatSVN with regards to svn info --xml. Can you paste an output here.
2) I assume your log file is non-empty
Try running StatSVN with -debug, that might help give you more data on the error.
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On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 9:48 AM, Christophe Dupre
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Hello all,
trying to use statsvn 0.5 here with subversion 1.6... Since our repos is huge (complete checkout would be more than 50GB due to all kinds of tags and branches), is it possible to make statsvn work on a sparse checkout ? Here's what I did:
cd ibiza
svn up --set-depth immediates .
cd src
svn up --set-depth immediates .
cd trunk
svn up --set-depth infinity .
I then go back to the root of the checkout, and generate the log:
svn log -v --xml > ../log.xml
Then run statsvn:
java -mx1024m -jar ../statsvn.jar -output-dir out -verbose -disable-twitter-button -cache-dir cache -include "/ibiza/src/trunk/**" -tags-dir /ibiza/src/tags -tags ".*" log.xml ./repos/
Sep 2, 2009 4:50:34 PM net.sf.statsvn.util.JavaUtilTaskLogger info
INFO: StatSVN - SVN statistics generation
Parsing SVN log 'log.xml' exclude pattern '/ibiza/src/trunk/ibiza-soap-ui/**'
Scheduled 0 svn diff calls on 0 threads.
Generating report for into out/
Using default CSS file (objectlab-statcvs.css)
The repository object is not valid. Please check your settings.
Is the log file empty? Do you run from a checked out directory? Do you have non-committed items?
As you can see, there's something it doesn't like... My previous tries where with a checkout of only the trunk sub-tree, but that didn't give me the tags vertical lines in the LOC graph.
Any help appreciated...
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