I can only second that request :)

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See  Issue#100 

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The page http://tortoisesvn.net/tsvnstats/ is no longer available (page not found).
The Internet Archive has a copy at
<http://web.archive.org/web/20070809012953/http://tortoisesvn.net/tsvnstats/>, but
the graphs are missing. Is there another copy of the statistics page anywhere?

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Is http://www.statsvn.org/ being considered for this purpose, or some custom stat suite?

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I have another similar feature request, therefore I do not open a new issue.

Could we have stats about checkouts and commits (by user) and anonymous checkouts?
That should be easier to implement than extensive per-file graphs and whatnot. And I
think that could be really useful.

A side note:
If there will be stats in the future, project owners should be able to configure if
the stats were public or not.

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OMG, is that spam?

I guess, we should make a request to add a spam filter for those comments (gmail spam
filter works good, even this message wasn't filtered).

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2008 Q4 had passed already. Will be there a more correct date or just the whole 2009?

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I was surprised to find that Ohloh already has code statistics for Google code 
projects. e.g. https://www.ohloh.net/p/google-code-prettify/analyses/latest

IMO the usage of ohloh's widgets is a full solution for this issue.

Ohloh is great but I really would want to see built-in support in Google Code (and more detailed statistics).

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This is great! I was going to post a new Enhancement issue but then saw this. I
wanted a Pie char of Developer Activity like this: 

http://wmwiki.com/mcored/zscreen/SS-2009.07.27-21.07.17.png

Thanks for considering this. 

 Issue 2262  has been merged into this issue.

 Issue 2906  has been merged into this issue.

 Issue 1861  has been merged into this issue.

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We need a comprehensive solution for statistics across all of Google Code: downloads,
wiki, svn, code reviews, etc.

This may also includes a better solution/integration with Google Analytics.

I'd like to see some statistics too. 

But not quite like Ohloh.

@fabiomaulo

> IMO the usage of ohloh's widgets is a full solution for this issue.

Wrong.

I use Ohloh for quite a while and I agree on the ground that in term of project
statistic and integration it's a more than satisfying solution..

But only for the project owner and its members.

I use Ohloh to display stats on the front page of one of my project because I was
playing with Ohloh and happened to see the integrable widgets, but I've rarely
somebody else do it. And this is were the issue arise.

On the developer point of view, when I'm looking for an Open Source solution I'm not
only looking for something that work. I'm also looking for something that have been
thoroughly used and tested before and for which I have good chance to have support
and answers to my questions if I need to.

I'm looking for "reputation" you might say.

And you have to choices if you want to gauge the reputation of a project (or someone);

 1. Trust what other say
 2. Look at concrete actions

As now I can gather all this information by looking at clues, like the number of
developers, de date of the first commit etc..

But if there was a little box with just the basic information on the front page, it
would already help to gauge projects a lot faster.

Things I'm usually looking for;

 * last commit date
 * Project age (not necessarily first import since it's sometime unrelated)
 * Number of developers
 * Number of "active" developpers (at lest 2~3 commits in the last 3 months)
 * Number of wiki page and their length (documentation)
 * Average commit message length (too long does not imply better and too short or no
message at all is usually a red flag)
 * Number of total issues and total of actives, pending and resolved

I'll stop there before I open another issue for a graded reputation system.

I want to see download access to be tracked by Google Analytics.

The feature of current Analytics integratin, project pages will be tracked, but 
download files are not. i.e., /files/ path is not tracked by Analytics (  Issue 435  ). 
It should be not so hard to track file download because it's a simple GET unlike ( 
 Issue 2262  )

I agree with Hiroaki that including analytics for downloads would be wonderful. I
would love to be able to track the uptake of various builds that we produce.

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