Getting a useful report from SVN - non-code files messing the stats up [closed]
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/192484
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I have a SVN repository for my project; it keeps code, docs, graphs, etc. Everything related to the project is there and versioned. However, I am trying to get some kind of intelligent stats for my code. The stat program I am using is StatSVN - they seem to be best of breed as far as I can tell. However, I am getting results for old files, Word files, etc, and these results are skewing the graphs.
Ideas for battling through this and getting a reliable set of information about my cpp files? I don't just want to rebuild the repo, but I'm fearing that might be the best idea at the moment...
Solution
I built StatSVN and currently maintain it :)
You can use exclude based on filenames and folders. Take a look at our wiki!
OTHER TIPS
Try setting your non-code items as externals and ignoring the externals when you want to run reports.
It may or may not be what you are looking for, but I wrote a web based app that creates a report from the commit messages to SubVersion. It's still pretty light-weight, no real stats or anything like that, but it may help.
