Alistair Davidson recently blogged about StatSvn – a reporting tool for Subversion. From their site:

“StatSVN retrieves information from a Subversion repository and generates various tables and charts describing the project development.”

Some of the reports it will produce:

• Timeline for the lines of code
• Lines of code for each developer
• Activity by Clock time
• Authors Activity
• Author activity per Module
• Stats per directory
• File count
• Average file size
• Largest files
• Files with most revisions
• Directory Sizes
• Repository Tags Number of LOC per version
• Repository tree with file count and lines of code
• LOC and Churn the evolution of LOC and the amount of change per day
• Repo Map the dynamic hierarchical view of your repo for the last 30 days

While it’s not difficult to run manually – the great thing about this is they have include an Ant task – so you can automate the whole thing!

See my wiki for code and report examples!

Possibly Related:

• Integrating JIRA and SVN Using bugtraq Properties
• Subversion – Just Do It
• Trac/Subversion Book
• Why Use Subversion? Two Reasons: Revert and Branches
• SVNService No Longer Needed with Subversion 1.4
• Subversion Hotcopy Backup Scripts

The Automated Subversion Reports w/StatSVN and Ant by Jim, unless otherwise expressly stated, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.