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Tamara,

I'm not sure exactly how or when Stackalytics updates different statistics,
but I've periodically noticed similar issues.

For documentation such as the installation guide that follow releases
rather than continuous publication, you can check out other branches or
tags using the following command:

git checkout remotes/origin/<branch or tag>

For example, to check out the stable/juno branch:

git checkout remotes/origin/stable/juno

Additionally, if you want to work on bug #123456 for this branch:

git checkout -b bug/123456 remotes/origin/stable/juno

We're trying to keep the Juno and trunk versions of the installation guide
in sync until Kilo packages become available. In this situation, when you
want to fix a bug in Juno, apply the patch to trunk and add "backport:
juno" in the commit message to tag it for backporting. When you want to fix
a bug in Icehouse, apply the patch to stable/icehouse.

Matt

On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 9:48 PM, Johnston, Tamara <Tamara.Johnston at emc.com>
wrote:

>  Good evening, team.  I have a couple questions that I wasn’t able to
> find an answer to when searching through the docs available online.
>
>
>    - *Doc commits and stackalytics *– I’m curious why the commit I
>    submitted and that was merged on Friday is showing up in stackalytics yet
>    the other commits I submitted that were merged on Monday, such as
>    https://review.openstack.org/#/c/146590/, are not showing up in my
>    stats even though stackalytics is accurately reflecting my other stats (I.e
>    filed bugs and review stats that I’ve had activity on as recent as
>    yesterday).  I know that it takes a little time for stackalytics to sync up
>    but given that my other stats are updating yet my commit/LOC stats are not
>    updating I’m curious why that is the case.
>    https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:merged+project:openstack/openstack-manuals+branch:master,n,z
>     and
>    http://stackalytics.com/?company=emc&metric=commits&release=all&user_id=tamara-k
>    - *Current vs. trunk docs* – Can someone point me to a reference that
>    I can review to help advise me on how to clone a repository for a certain
>    branch and/or how to cherry pic a commit to a certain branch?  I’ve read
>    https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Documentation/HowTo/FirstTimers and
>    https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Documentation/HowTo but I need a
>    little bit of guidance (or hand holding ;).  While I’ve been contributing
>    to the admin doc I’m working on a couple bugs related to the current/Juno
>    and trunk/Kilo install guides but I’m having a little difficulty in
>    understanding how to clone the appropriate branch.  Feel free to DM / email
>    me directly if you have any guidance.
>
> Regards,
>
>  Tamara Johnston
> Senior Manager, Professional Services
> Emerging Technologies Division
> EMC Corporation
> Email:  tamara.johnston at emc.com
> Phone:  (510) 398-9114
>
>
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