Re: [gNewSense-users] PFV- script writer required.

[Chris Andrew]

Markus,

This is great.

>From a personal perspective, I would not be interested in anything
that has been touched in the last 30 days (28 days/ 4 weeks?).  The
reason for this is that these sections obviously have people who love
and care about them.  These sections don't cause any problems.  It's
the neglected one's I need to monitor.

Would it be possible to re-run, with that criteria?  As all reporting
is done on a weekly basis, the 28 day rule may be better.

Once you are happy, could you possibly post the script, somewhere.
This would allow people to see the code.  Ideally this would be on the
gNS site, with reference to any licence that covers it.

The work that Tryggvib (and Lee) did on the pfv.pl script [1] is a
good example of how we could introduce your work to the gNS site.

[1] http://wiki.gnewsense.org/Main/PackagesInMain

Really appreciate your effort.

Cheers,

Chris.



On 17/10/2007, Markus Laire <address@hidden> wrote:
> On 10/16/07, Chris Andrew <address@hidden> wrote:
> > I am interested in seeing whether a script can be produced, that would
> > produce a list for the PFV people to use. The aim would be to help PFV
> > people to track any sections that are not being actively maintained.
> > The results would ideally be published weekly.
> >
> > I am yet to begin to learn Perl/ Python or any other language, so I am
> > sure the way I have recorded the requirement below, is not ideal.  I
> > apologise for this.  Anyone feel they can help?
>
> > It needs to:
> >
> > 0) List all sections that have been adopted
> > 1) Discard any of this list that has been worked-on in the last month
> > 2) Discard any sections that are 100% completed
> > 3) Split the result into a list of _Not yet adopted_, _100% completed,
> > but not 100% free_, and finally, _< 100% free_.
>
> I just finished an initial version of the script (in Perl, attached)
> which categorizes sections into 6 categories. Do you have any feedback
> on what should be changed, if anything?
>
> Output of the script: ("ongoing" means that there has been work done
> during last 30 days. "stalled" is the opposite)
>
> ========== Summary ==========
> Completed, Free              : 63
> Completed, NOT Free, ongoing : 4
> Completed, NOT Free, stalled : 1
> NOT Completed, ongoing       : 13
> NOT Completed, stalled       : 7
> NOT adopted                  : 25
> Total                        : 113
> ========== Completed, NOT Free, stalled ==========
> Main c
> ========== NOT Completed, stalled ==========
> Main libe
> Main libgn-libgz
> Main libxj-libxz
> Main men-mz?
> Main na-nd?
> Main ne-nz?
> Main pyt-pz?
> ========== NOT adopted ==========
> Main language-pack-gr - language-pack-kc?
> Main language-pack-kd - language-pack-kde-ce?
> Main language-pack-kde-cf - language-pack-kde-fz?
> Main language-pack-kde-g - language-pack-kde-hz?
> Main language-pack-kde-i - language-pack-kde-k?
> Main language-pack-kde-l - language-pack-kde-m?
> Main language-pack-kde-n - language-pack-kde-ps?
> Main language-pack-kde-pt - language-pack-kde-sr?
> Main language-pack-kde-ss - language-pack-kde-uz?
> Main language-pack-kde-v - language-pack-kde-zz?
> Main language-pack-kdf - language-pack-mg?
> Main language-pack-mh - language-pack-nr?
> Main language-pack-ns - language-pack-sd?
> Main language-pack-se - language-pack-th?
> Main language-pack-ti - language-pack-yi?
> Main language-pack-yj - language-st?
> Main language-support-a - language-support-hz?
> Main language-support-i - language-support-nz?
> Main language-support-o - language-support-tz?
> Main language-support-u - language-support-zz?
> Main languagea - linuxz?
> Main linv - lz?
> Main libga-libgm?
> Main xa-xfc?
> Main xfd-xl?
>
> --
> Markus Laire
>
>


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