Any tools to get code churn metrics for a Subversion repository? [closed]

Answer 1

See svn-churn, a simple Python script to determine file churn and fix count of a Subversion repository.

Answer 2

The Power Software tool, KEPM, is pretty focused on CHURN these days. JP

Answer 3

try programeter which analyses Subversion and many other dev. tools.

Answer 4

The only one i've ever heard of and used is statsvn, searching google doesnt return many results.

Answer 5

If you are willing to go the commercial route check out FishEye from Atlassian (also see their demo site ). FishEye also supports adding plugins (though this does not appear to be very well supported at this time).

Answer 6

I have written a tool called 'svnplot' (which I admit was inspired by the output of StatSVN). Its written in python and available on Google code. http://code.google.com/p/svnplot. You can see the sample output at http://thinkingcraftsman.in/projects/svnplot/index.htm

The details/output are not as elaborate as 'fisheye'. Basically it converts the Subversion log history into a 'sqlite' database and then queries sqlite database to generate graphs. You can write your own queries using the created sqlite database.

See if it works for you.