This is a patch release which introduces some hot fixes and new data
in get_commits() output.
repo_url column to output of
get_commits() function (#535).verbose mode is set
to FALSE (#525) and
fixed checking token scopes for GitLab (#526).get_repos_urls() output when individual
repositories are set in set_*_host()(#529).
Earlier the function pulled all repositories for an organization, even
though, repositories were defined for the host, not whole organizations.
This is similar to the solved earlier (#439).This is a patch release which introduces some improvements in
get_R_package_usage() on speed and possibility to pull at
once data on multiple R packages, new get_storage()
function and some fixes for checking token scopes and setting hosts.
get_R_package_usage() function:
packages parameter replacing old package_name)
(#494),split_output parameter has been added - when set to
TRUE a list with tibbles (every
element of the list for every package) instead of one
tibble is returned.get_repos() (#492).
Earlier this was only possible for GitHub organizations and GitLab
groups.get_storage() function to retrieve data from
GitStats object - whole or particular datasets
(e.g. commits, repositories or
R_package_usage) (#509).GitHost
is not passed to GitStats. This also applies to situation
when GitStats looks for default tokens (not defined by
user). Earlier, if tests for token failed, an empty token was passed and
GitStats was created, which was misleading for the
user.github.com or https://github.com) to
set_github_host() (#475).{host_url}, http://{host_url} or
https://{host_url}) to host parameter in
`set_*_host() function (#399).This minor release comes up with new
get_files_structure() function and adjustments to
get_files_content() so user can pull custom (by defining
pattern of files and depth of directories) files tree from repository
and pull their content.
get_files_structure() function to pull files
structure for a given repository with possibility to control level of
directories (depth parameter) and to limit output to files
matching regex argument passed to pattern parameter (#338).
Together with that, get_files() function was renamed to
get_files_content() to better reflect its purpose.get_files_content() so it can make use of
files_structure pulled to GitStats storage
with get_files_structure() function - if
file_path is set to NULL and
use_files_structure() parameter to TRUE (both
are by default)(#467).progress parameter to user functions to control
showing of cli progress bar separately from messages (which
are controlled with verbose) (#465).orgs nor repos specified) from warning to
info (#456).gh-pages, lint and
check for bumping version.This is a patch release with substantial improvements to some
functions (get_repos(), get_files() and
get_R_package_usage()), adding with_files and
in_files parameters, fixing cache feature and
introducing new get_repos_urls() function, a minimalist
version of get_repos():
get_repos_urls() function to fetch repository
URLs (either web or API - choose with type parameter). It
may return also only these repository URLs that consist of a given file
or files (with passing argument to with_files parameter) or
a text in code blobs (with_code parameter). This is a
minimalist version of get_repos(), which takes out all the
process of parsing (search response into repositories one) and adding
statistics on repositories. This makes it poorer with content but
faster. (#425).with_files parameter to get_repos()
function, which makes it possible to search for repositories with a
given file or files and return full output for repositories.with_code parameter (as a character vector) in
get_repos() and get_repos_urls() (282).in_files parameter to get_repos()
which works with with_code parameter. When both are
defined, GitStats searches code blobs only in given
files.dplyr::glimpse() from get_*()
functions, so there is printing to console only if get_*()
function is not assigned to the object (#426).get_R_package_usage() consists now also
of repository full name (#438).get_R_package_usage() with optimizing search
of package names in DESCRIPTION and NAMESPACE
files by removing filtering method and replacing it with
filename: filter directly in search endpoint query (#428).get_files() when scanning scope is set to
repositories. Earlier, it pulled given files from whole
organizations, even if scanning scope was set to repos with
set_*_host(). Now it shows only files for the given
repositories (#439).verbose parameter controls now showing of the progress
bars (#453).This is a patch release with some hot issues that needed to be
addressed, notably covering set_*_host() functions with
verbose control, tweaking a bit verbose
feature in general, fixing pulling data for GitLab subgroups and
speeding up get_files() function.
GitStats is
set to scan whole hosts, with switching to Search API
instead of pulling files via GraphQL (with iteration over
organizations and repositories) (#411).orgs or repos) GitStats does not pull no more
all organizations. Pulling all organizations from host is triggered only
when user decides to pull repositories from organizations. If he
decides, e.g. to pull repositories by code, there is no need to pull all
organizations (which may be a time consuming process), as GitStats uses
then Search API (#393).set_*_host() functions with verbose_off() or
verbose parameter (#413).verbose to FALSE does not lead to
hiding output of the get_*() functions - i.e. a glimpse of
table will always appear after pulling data, even if the
verbose is switched off. verbose parameter
serves now only the purpose to show and hide messages to user (#423).set_*_host() function (#415)This is a major release with general changes in workflow (simplifying
it), changes in setting GitStats hosts, deprecation of some
not very useful features (like plots, setting parameters separately) and
new get_release_logs() function.
set_host() function is replaced with more explicit
set_github_host() and set_gitlab_host()(#373). If
you wish to connect to public host (e.g. api.github.com),
you do not need to pass argument to host parameter.repositories, commits,
R_package_usage or other you should use directly
corresponding get_*() functions instead of
pull_*() which are deprecated. These get_*()
functions pull data from API, parse it into table, add some goodies
(additional columns) if needed and return table instead of
GitStats object, which in our opinion is more intuitive and
user-friendly (#345).
That means you do not need to run in pipe two or three additional
function calls as before,
e.g. pull_repos(gitstats_object) %>% get_repos() %>% get_repos_stats(),
but you just run get_repos(gitstats_object) to get data you
need.get_*()
function GitStats will pull the data from its storage and
not from API as for the first time, unless you change parameters for the
function (e.g. starting date with since in
get_commits()) or change directly the cache
parameter in the function. (#333)pull_repos_contributors() as a separate function is
deprecated. The parameter add_contributors is now set by
default to TRUE in get_repos() which seems
more reasonable as user gets all the data.get_commits() old parameters (date_from
and date_until) were replaced with new, more concise
(since and until).set_params() function is removed. (#386) Now
the logic is moved straight to get_*() functions. For
example, if you want to pull repositories with specific
code blob, you do not need to define anything with
set_params() (as previously with search_mode
and phrase parameter) but you just simply run
get_repos(with_code = 'your_code'). (#333)verbose have been introduced for
limiting messages to user when pulling data - this parameter can be set
in all get_*() functions. You can also turn the verbose
mode on/off globally with
verbose_on()/verbose_off() functions.get_repos_stats() function was deprecated as its role
was unclear - unlike get_commit_stats() it did not
aggregate repositories data into new stats table, but added only some
new numeric columns, like number of contributors
(contributors_n) or last activity in difftime
format, which is now done within get_repos() function.team and filtering by language
is no longer supported - these features where quite heavy for the
package performance and did not bring much added value. If user needs,
he can always filter the output (formatted responses pulled from API) by
contributors or language. (#384)GitStats, they
have been deprecated as the package is meant to be basically for back
end purposes and this is the field where developer’s effort should now
go (#381). If
needed and requested, plot functions may be brought up once more in next
releases.get_release_logs() (#356).get_orgs() is renamed to show_orgs() to
reflect that it does not pull data from API, but only shows what is in
GitStats object.author_login and author_name (#332).
This is due to the mix of GitHub/GitLab handles and display names in the
author column (the original author name field
in commits API response).GitStats object - now when you return
GitStats object in console, it prints GitStats
data divided into sections to give more readable information to user:
scanning scope (organizations and repositories), and
storage (the output tables stored in GitStats
with basic information on dimensions) (#329).contributors response (#331).gts_to_posixt() helper which took
dependencies on stringr was a cause for some users of
passing empty value to since parameter to commits endpoint
which ended in Bad Request Error (400) and infinite loop of retrying the
response (#360).pull_R_package_usage() with
get_R_package_usage() functions to pull repositories where
package name is found in DESCRIPTION or NAMESPACE files or code blobs
with phrases related to using an R package
(library(package), require(package)) (#326, #341),pull_files() with get_files() to pull
content of text files (#200).GitStats
with set_host() function by using repos
parameter instead of orgs (#330).id to
repo_id and name to
repo_name,default_branch column to repositories output as
a consequence of #200.get_*_stats() functions to prepare summary stats
from pulled data: repositories and commits (#276),gitstats_plot() which takes as an input
repos_stats or commits_stats class objects (#276),get_* to pull_*;
get_* functions are now to retrieve already pulled data
from GitStats object (#294),setup() to set_params()
(#294),set_connection() to
set_host() (#271),add_team_member() to
set_team_member() (#271).GITHUB_PAT or
GITLAB_PAT), there is no need to pass them as an argument
to set_host() (#120),pull_users() function to pull information on
users (#199),orgs are passed (#258),get_orgs() function to print all organizations
(#283),reset()
function (#270)reset_language() or setting language parameter
to All in setup() function (#231)contributors as basic stat when pulling
repos by org and by phrase to
improve speed of pulling repositories data. Added
pull_repos_contributors() user function and
add_contributors parameter to pull_repos()
function to add conditionally information on contributors to
repositories table (#235)api_url column as an address
to the repository, not the host (#201),%>%) (#289).This is the first release of GitStats with given features:
create_gitstats() - creating GitStats object,set_connection() - adding hosts to GitStats
object,setup() - setting search parameter to org, team or
phrase, setting programming language of repositories,get_repos() - pulling repositories from GitHub and
GitLab API in a standardized table,get_commits() - pulling commits from GitHub and GitLab
API in a standardized table,set_team_member() - adding team members to GitStats
object.