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Running EvoFETCH
EvoFETCH works by analysing source control repositories in conjunction with data mined by the CVSAnalY tool.
For details of how to install and use CVSAnalY, see http://projects.libresoft.es/wiki/cvsanaly
Extracting Data
To use EvoFETCH to extract data from a repository and a database produced by CVSAnalY, use the following Python script from the src/snavtofamix folder:
python cvsanaly2cdif.py [options] projectName repositoryURI
projectName -- name of the project in CVSAnalY database
repositoryURI -- URI of a source control repository to analyse
Options: |
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-h, --help | Show online help
Database: |
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--db-driver | Output database driver [mysql|sqlite], defaults to mysql
-u, --db-user | Database user name, defaults to operator
-p, --db-password | Database user password
-d, --db-database | Database name, defaults to cvsanaly
-H, --db-hostname | Name of the host where database server is running, defaults to localhost
Heuristics: |
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-w, --window | Sliding time window to apply to CVS, in seconds. Defaults to 120
Example
python cvsanaly2cdif.py -u root -p pass -d mydb xmlsec git://git.gnome.org/xmlsec
This will connect to a MySQL database named mydb, using the user name root with the password pass.
EvoFETCH will look for a repository in the database named xmlsec and will use git://git.gnome.org/xmlsec when checking out code from the repository.
The xmlsec project name is also used to create a folder to hold the files produced by EvoFETCH and the CDIF files will also all be prefixed with xmlsec.
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