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cvsanaly 2.1.0
================
This is the CVSAnalY which bring together a lot of commits done during
2009, 2010 and 2011.
Bug fixes:
* Fix --version command line option
* [metrics] Fix file extension extraction from paths
* [metrics] Fix path building in cvs when module is '.'
* Encode strings to utf-8 before writing to stdout/stderr
* Fix prefix branch for paths in multi-paths actions. In SVN it's
possible to copy/move/replace a path from one branch into
another. In this case the action branch is different from the
branch of the second path. This usually happens when creating a
branch: A /branches/foo (from /trunk: 1234)
* Remove leading / from path before querying the cache.
For repositories like git where paths don't start with / we have to
remove the leading / from the built path before inserting in into
the cache, but also before querying the cache
* Fix compatibility in SQL statement LIMIT.
The previous declaration of the LIMIT statement in the class
ICursor is incompatible with Postgresql. However, both SQLite
and MySQL supports the statement LIMIT ... OFFSET which also
support Postgresql.
* Fix SQL portability issue in view action_files.
The syntax used when the view action_files is created is not
compatible with Postgresql, which requires the clause 'AS' when
an alias is defined. The clause 'AS' is optional in MySQL and
SQLite. Fixes bug #28.
* Add conditional use of args when executing a query.
SQLite cursor's does not handle extra parameters in a query that
does not have paraments. Instead of passing None, it should not
pass any argument at all. Fix Bug #30.
* [git] Fix a crash when there's a commit in a svn tag. Fixes #75
* [cvs] Remove additional trailing \n added to commit messages.
Problem spotted by David Gray.
* Fixes incorrect licence header in most of the files. Fixes #240
* [extensions] Missing self before class attribute. Fixes #248
New features:
* Add a flag command line option to ignore errors in metrics
extension
* Add ICursor class to split up queries.
The result of a query is always stored in memory, which means that
queries that return a large amount of data might fill up the
memory.
ICursor is a class that uses a real cursor emulating the execute +
fetchmany API, but splitting up the query by using limit, so that
the query is executed with different limit values everytime a
fetchmany is required.
* [extensions] Add Blame extension.
It adds a new table with information about the amount of lines
owned by every author of every file for every revision
* [extensions] Add Patches extension to save diffs of changes.
It adds a new table to store the patch of every commit
* Add a configuration sample file. Fixes bug #27
Performance fixes and improvements:
* Do not save caches to disk on every database commit since it's a
very heavy operation, it is done only once at the end of the
parsing process
* Paths in different branches are now considered as different
files. That was obvious with SVN because branches are directories,
but in CVS and Git exactly the same path can be in different
branches.
* Use cat instead of checkout/update to get the contents of files
in metrics extension. Multiple cat commands can run in parallel
which improves performance quite a lot.
* Proccess finished jobs every 100 jobs to make sure there are jobs
in the done queue and removing the timeout the first time
job_pool.get_next_done is called to make sure we always get a job.
* Update the adjacency matrix sequentially instead of re-create it
for every revision. It drastically improves the performance of the
Metrics extension
* Add debug messages to git parser
* [git] Rework git parser to save memory with large repos
* [metrics] Remove unnecessary code
* Add get_filename() to FilePaths to get just the file name of a
given file_id
* Detect and ignore empty branches in git
* [git] Ignore commits done on svn tags directory. This is a
workaround for a bug in the GNOME Git migration
* DBContentHandler.py refactored
* Do not call DBContentHandler methods until proxy has finished.
DBContentHandler creates a database connection in begin() and
keeps it opened until proxy finishes. For repos with a very long
history it might take a long time until proxy finishes and mysql
resets the connection of the DBContentHandler because of
inactivity timeout.
* Improved Debian files
Documentation:
* Rename ChangeLog to ChangeLog.pre-git and autogenerate it
* Improved README file
Thanks to all contributors:
Santiago Dueñas
Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona
Carlos Garcia Campos
Germán Póo-Caamaño
Juan Francisco Gato Luis
David Gray
Luis Cañas Díaz
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cvsanaly 2.0.0
================
This is the final CVSAnalY 2.0 release.
Bug fixes:
* Include man page and other documentation files in the dist
tarball. (Thanks to Víctor Llorens Vilella for reporting)
Documentation:
* First version of the user manual
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cvsanaly 1.99.91
================
This the last beta release of cvsanaly2. Next releases (release
candidates and final release) will only contain bug fixes and
documentation updates.
Database Schema Changes:
* commit_id has been removed from the file_types table.
* A new view (action_files) has been added to be able to match the
file_id associated to the action independently of the action
type. This is needed because in a replace action might involve 3
files: the file being replaced, the new file replacing the
old one and the file from which the replacement is done. In
these cases the new file is not stored in the actions table, but
in the to_id field of file_copies table. This view is almost a
copy of the actions table but the file_id will be taken from
file_copies for replace actions.
New Features:
* Add a command line option (-n, --no-parse) to be able to skip
the parsing process when used in conjunction with --extensions
* Add git support in Metrics extension
* Use a persistent cache on disk to store the caches used in
DBContentHandler. This makes running CVSAnalY incrementally
finally work
* Store -1 values in the database instead of NULL when the file
failed to be measured, so that it can be tried again in a
another CVSAnalY execution. NULL values are now reserved for the
files that are not supported.
* Try again up to 3 times when a checkout/update fails, just in
case it's just a short temporary network problem, in Metrics
extension
* Use the Command.py module in Metrics extension which provides
better error handling
* Instead of a single config file a directory is used now to store
the config file and the state of the caches used in
DBContentHandler needed to incrmentally run CVSAnalY. The old
configuration is automatically migrated.
* Subsets of repositories can be analyzed and treated as
individual repositories. Specially useful to analyze SVN
repositorires with 'modules'
Performance Fixes and Improvements:
* All queries have been reviewed and optimized
* CommitsLOC extension has been reworked, so that for CVS and Git
repositories we extract the information from the log command
instead of running diffs which drastically improves the
performance.
* Do not run executemany if we don't have any data to insert in
FileTypes and CommitsLOC extensions
* Do not find te same program in PATH more than once in Metrics
extension
* Split the temp_log query into several queries to save memory
* Use a maximum size in queues, blocking on put() when the queue
is full, in order to save memory
Documentation:
* Add documentation in texi format. Not finished yet.
* Update the manpage
Bug Fixes:
* Remove the tempdir used in Metrics extension when the extension
is aborted
* Do not use deprecated python stuff
* Fix infinite loop in DBContentHandler when a path has been
renamed several times to the same name
* Do not crash when the Metrics extension doesn't support the
repository type, raise an exception instead.
* Fix a crash with repositories where paths don't start with '/'
* Fix the main queries used in FileTypes and Metrics extensions by
using the new action_files view to make sure we always get the
right file_id.
* Fix incosistency issues between the cache used in
DBContentandler and the database
* Several fixes in the SVN parser.
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cvsanaly 1.99.90
================
This is the first relase of cvsanaly2 (2.0.0-beta1), a complete rework
of CVSAnalY.
New Features:
* Support for MySQL and SQLite, althought MySQL is the recommended
one (and default option) because it gives better
performance. SQLite is recommended for debuging or for small
projects.
* Improved file handling. The whole history is stored in the
repository so that the files tree can be rebuilt for any
given revision. It's possible to get the path of any file at any
given revision even if it (or any of its parents) has been moved
or renamed.
* Committer and Author fields for systems like git and bzr that
differenciate between them.
* Option to save the logfile into a local path while parsing.
* Tags and branches support.
* Additional information not contained in the repository log can
be optionally added to the database by using extensions. At the
moment there are three extensions available: FileTypes,
CommitsLOC and Metrics.
* Multiple repositories can be analyzed using a single database.
* New database design which fits much better with all source code
management systems.
* Configuration file support.
* New code design, more efficient and extensible.
* Better performance, it's quite faster performing the whole
analysis proccess.
* New and improved log parsers with support for CVS, SVN and
Git. There's also a preliminary Bazaar support.
Thanks to all contributors:
Santiago Dueñas
Israel Herraiz
Luis Cañas
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cvsanaly 1.1.0
==============
New features and improvements:
* Rework command line options (keeping backward compatibility)
(#284, #288, Carlos Garcia Campos)
Bug Fixes:
* Do not identify SVN logfiles that contain CVS-like strings as
CVS (Israel Herraiz)
* Fix handling of removed files in CVS repos (Israel Herraiz)
* Fix several data inconsistencies in database (#268, Israel Herraiz)
* Install man page using python distutils (Israel Herraiz)
* Create repository objects based on logfile instead of checkout
dir when a logfile is provided (#247, Carlos Garcia Campos)
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cvsanaly 1.0.1
==============
New plugins:
* Generations plugin written by Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona
Bug Fixes:
* Create and fill database when it doesn't exist before running
a plugin. Running cvsanaly twice is no longer needed (Carlos Garcia Campos)
* Generate evolution graphics in graphs plugin (Carlos Garcia Campos)
* Rework plugins system. Support for plugins specific command
line options (Carlos Garcia Campos)
* Look for cvs/svn binaries in PATH instead of using /usr/bin.
Option --path has been removed (Carlos Garcia Campos)
Thanks:
Israel Herraiz