Submitted by megan on April 4, 2011 - 2:19pm
Here is the current list of files heading up to our downloads page.
Finished:
ObjectWeb, datasource 257
Free Software Foundation, datasource 258
Freshmeat, 255
Rubyforge, 256
Savannah, 259
Debian Metrics (January), 254
Debian Metrics (March), 261
DOI will be generated following the release of all files.
Everything is backed up to Teragrid if you prefer direct DB access.
Submitted by megan on March 30, 2011 - 9:57am
Here is the March 2011 data for Google Code projects, available on our own GC page. Upload to Teragrid is happening now if you prefer direct db access.
The datasource is 252. Available data includes:
--basic project info for each project on Google Code
--links for each project
--people on each project (some hashed)
--blogs for each project
--labels for each project
--groups for each project
Submitted by megan on March 4, 2011 - 1:00pm
I've updated the database schema to show some of the newer forges and their tables. To open the .mwb file, use MySQL Workbench. The other file is just a PNG of the same information.
Submitted by megan on March 4, 2011 - 11:33am
Most of the March data has been released to our page on Google Code. Included forge collections are: Free Software Foundation, Freshmeat, Rubyforge, Objectweb, Savannah, Tigris. Google Code is still running. Github and Launchpad are not functional right now (waiting on a bug fixes).
Submitted by megan on March 3, 2011 - 7:41pm
I've backed up the Jan/Feb data to Teragrid for your live queries. Be sure to log in there and use your database querying tool of choice to check out the data. (If you need an account, read these instructions for how to get yourself an account.)
The datasource_id information is as follows:
237 FM-Freshmeat
238 RF-Rubyforge
239 OW-ObjectWeb
240 FSF-FreeSoftwareFndtn
241 SV-Savannah
243 GC-GoogleCode
244 TG-Tigris
246 - Debian metrics
Submitted by megan on February 16, 2011 - 10:35am
One of the undergraduate students working on this project, Carter Kozak, recently collected all of the Debian package data for January and parsed it for relevant software engineering metrics. He concentrated on C/C++ code. He also integrated some Debian metadata, such as popcon (popularity contest) and sources.gz. He has written up his findings in a paper (as yet unpublished, but just you wait!) and has donated his data to FLOSSmole. You can find the data on our FLOSSmole data downloads page on Google.
Submitted by megan on February 15, 2011 - 11:04am
Just released data files for the following forges. You can head over to the FLOSSmole data downloads page at Google Code to download any of these files, or wait for them to be released to the Teragrid for live querying (shortly!)
datasource_id, forge_id, abbreviation, name
237 2 FM Freshmeat
238 3 RF Rubyforge
239 4 OW ObjectWeb
240 5 FSF Free Software Foundation
241 10 SV Savannah
243 12 GC Google Code
244 13 TG Tigris
Still running...
245 14 LP Launchpad
Submitted by megan on February 11, 2011 - 9:28am
I've got about 1000 files that were hosted on Sourceforge (still are) but I'm trying to move all our files into one place. I am running scripts all day to d/l these from SF, relabel them, and move them to Google Code.
If you see old files showing up at Google Code, that's why! Don't forget that you can use the search box there if you are looking for a specific file or topic. Also, send email to the mailing list if you can't find something you're looking for and I'll help you out.
Submitted by megan on February 10, 2011 - 9:20am
Freshmeat, Objectweb, Rubyforge, Savannah, FSF, Tigris - all done, waiting for release
Github collector is broken, have student working on fixing that now. They suddenly made it hard to seed the initial project list so we're trying to figure out a way to get the entire corpus of projects. I'm getting flashbacks of when SF got really big and made it difficult for everyone to work with.
Google Code is plugging along. We're on the 7th out of 8 collection processes. Won't be too much longer on that.
Submitted by megan on December 9, 2010 - 1:32pm
Hello moles! All Sept-Dec data has been backed up to Teragrid. (I had to re-write the backup scripts because the ones we had no longer worked, plus they took forever anyway. The backup is much faster now so I will be able to do it more frequently.)
You should see the new datasources in there (228-235). This includes the Google Code - which is HUGE.
Enjoy!
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