Wolfgang,
From: "Pedot, Wolfgang" <wp...@ha...>
> Oh, and one more thing:
>
> The average html-file for a subdir stays below 100k (most are much
smaller) but
> for the kernels every file is >1.5MB.
that's interesting. Is the "recent commit" entry for the import *that*
large? That must really be *lots* of links.
We changed one more thing after v0.1.3: In the "Recent Commits" section of
directory pages, we used to generate only links to the changed files *within
that directory*. Now we generate links for *all changed files*, regardless
of which directory they are in. In your case, now every directory page
contains the *whole* import. It used to contain only the part applicable to
*this directory*. I figured it wouldn't matter much to anyone ... wrong.
For the moment, you can try to limit the start date of the log so that it
doesn't include the initial commit:
http://statcvs.sf.net/manual/#section_limiting-dates
Basically, generate the CVS log like this:
cvs log -d "2003-12-31<" > logfile.log
and choose a date *after* the initial import. Then run StatCvs again.
If you try this, please let us know if it helped, because if it does, then I
will definitely have to restore the original behaviour.
Thanks,
Richard
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