Thanks for your hard work! I'm joining this group to get to know if in fact someone else takes over. I've also moved from metrics myself, but mainly because metric_fu helped me spot stuff so easily on a large codebase after spending almost an year using it, I know almost all the metrics by heart and when I want something specific, I just grab one of the tools metric-fu bases itself on and run it against the project I'm working on.
I've taken a look at the code and while I saw some spots that I thought could be improved, I either couldn't or didn't have the time to do it myself, so putting it together was a huge accomplishment from my point of view, and for that I thank you.
1.9 support was broke for all the tools eventually and this was sort of a let down also. It seems 1.9 syntax support has improved a lot on a few gems used, so it is possible to make metric-fu work with 1.9 as well.
One thing I might add is that using it from the metrical gem was a much better experience than integrating metric-fu in the project itself, so that might be a nice start for whoever grabs the project.
I am in the process of convincing my company to let me take over this project as part of my role there.
My initial plans would be:Stripping out any gems that aren't updated to 1.9 yet and replacing rcov with simplecov, which means flog, flay, simplecov, reek, churn and rails best practices. Hopefully reek gets updated soon, so we don't have dueling versions of ruby_parser which prevent the newer version of flog and flay from co-existing with reek.
Once all is working with the new set of gems, then we can figure out whether there are any new gems out there that want to be added (Cane ?)
On Dec 28, 2012 1:06 PM, "Benjamin Fleischer" <bflei...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So, right now, I think it's fair to say that my branch github.com/bf4/metric_fu is the canonical one. Jake would like his to be legacy. Do any of you know if Github will make a free github.com/metric_fu/metric_fu organization for managing the future of the project, so that it's not tied to an individual user's account?
I believe you can do that yourself here:
https://github.com/settings/organizations
I believe you can do that yourself here:
https://github.com/settings/organizations