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Re: [scava-dev] Dataset detailing the project details on Eclipse
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On 13/10/2018 08:45, Pal, Sukrit wrote:
Good Morning Baldasaari,
Good morning Sukrit,
I was trying to use the API but was not able to make much of a headway
into it. After I get the mailing list data I would need project specific
information like
* # of project members and the ids
That you can get by analysing the dataset or API results.
* Number of days they have spent in the project
That you can get by analysing the dataset or API results.
* Id of the project owner/manager
That you can get from the project description:
https://projects.eclipse.org/
* Any organizational associations
?? Don't know what you mean. Same as above, you may find the project
description useful for that..
https://projects.eclipse.org/
* Some other control variables
??
However, it seemed like APIs would not be able to give the details, but
I may be completely wrong about it. Please suggest.
There is a R Markdown [0] documentation file that describes the mailing
list dataset [1,2]. Depending on the tools you use for your work this
file provides examples of analysis and answers some of your questions.
In some cases it might be necessary to work on several sources and do
some cross-analyses.
[0] https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/
[1]
https://software-data.org/datasets/eclipse_mls/resources/mbox_analysis.html
[2]
https://software-data.org/datasets/eclipse_mls/resources/mbox_analysis.rmd
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
--
boris
Regards,
Sukrit Pal
PhD Student | Operations & Sourcing Management
Michigan State University - Eli Broad School of Business
On Oct 12, 2018, at 9:30 PM, Pal, Sukrit <palsukri@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:palsukri@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Thanks Boris for the file. I think it would be very helpful in the
project.
I would love to share the results to you guys once I completed my
analysis.
Going forward, I would try to download some project specific
information using the API you mentioned. If I face any issues I may
touch base with you again.
Thanks for helping me!
Regards,
Sukrit Pal
PhD Student | Operations & Sourcing Management
Michigan State University - Eli Broad School of Business
On Oct 12, 2018, at 4:33 PM, Boris Baldassari <boris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:boris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
[Note: for the mailing list, I've to switch to another email address.
sorry for the noise.]
On 12/10/2018 21:40, Pal, Sukrit wrote:
Good Afternoon All,
Good evening Sukrit,
I am trying to study any empirical impact that team cohesion may
have on the project success. Hence, I need the emailing list to
develop a network of connectedness among the team members working in
projects. I do not need the detailed email but a record showing
which two ids have exchanged an email should be enough. Along with
that I would need the project specific information: developers
associated with it, the project manager id etc.
I'd be very interested in the results (visualisation, analysis of the
relationships..) if you plan to make them public!
A quick question, the file that is available for download in the
below link is only 1KB whereas it is written as 12MB which expands
to 63M. I am not able to open the zipped file that I download from
this link using any unzipping S/W on Mac. I am not sure if I doing
wrong some where.
https://software-data.org/datasets/eclipse_mls
That was on my side. It should work now, please just try again, and
let me know if it still fails.
Cheers,
--
boris
Regards,
Sukrit Pal
PhD Student | Operations & Sourcing Management
Michigan State University - Eli Broad School of Business
On Oct 12, 2018, at 3:45 AM, Philippe Krief
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<mailto:philippe.krief@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
<mailto:philippe.krief@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Let continue this interesting exchange by using one of our public
mailing lists.
Thanks
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*From: *Boris Baldassari <boris.baldassari@castalia.solutions
<mailto:boris.baldassari@castalia.solutions>
<mailto:boris.baldassari@castalia.solutions>>
*Subject: **Re: Fwd: Dataset detailing the project details on Eclipse*
*Date: *12 October 2018 at 09:17:00 CEST
*To: *"Pal, Sukrit" <palsukri@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:palsukri@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> <mailto:palsukri@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
*Cc: *Philippe Krief <philippe.krief@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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<mailto:philippe.krief@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>, Gaël Blondelle
<gael.blondelle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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<mailto:gael.blondelle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>, Davide Di Ruscio
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<mailto:davide.diruscio@xxxxxxxxx>>
Good morning Sukrit,
Hope you are fine.
There is a number of ways to get information regarding
communication channels in Eclipse, although there is no equivalent
of the GHTorrent initiative yet.
* The Eclipse API [1] provides access points for mailing lists and
forums of all projects, among other things. The anonymisation
technique however is fairly brutal (e.g. on email addresses) and
some information may be missing, depending on what you are looking
for.
* If you're interested in Issues (and their comments), the new
version of Bugzilla hosted at Eclipse provides an API that can be
used. The Eclipse API documentation [1] in its first paragraphs
has links to the tool APIs documentation. There is also a dataset
for Eclipse bugs available from [5] published by an external lab.
* There is a curated dataset for mailing lists available at [2]
which includes basic headers information, without the body of
emails. Its strong point is that the anonymisation used preserves
the unicity of IDs, thus enabling research on collaboration. Once
again, it depends on your requirements.
Please note however that this url [2] may change in the upcoming
months -- but then we'll provide a link to the new location.
* The Crossminer research project [3] also addresses communication
channels, analysing the interactions between collaborators of
projects. The outcomes (dashboards and results) of the project
will not be available before 2019-Q3, but some datasets have
already been published -- the above-mentioned dataset for mailing
lists is one of them -- and you may want to follow its Eclipse
offspring, Scava [4], for more information. Several other datasets
will be published by Scava in the upcoming months.
Are there other areas of collaboration that you're interested in?
Please let me know if you have any question or remark regarding
data access for the Eclipse forge.
Have a wonderful day, cheers! :-)
[1] https://api.eclipse.org/docs
[2] https://software-data.org/datasets/eclipse_mls
[3] https://crossminer.org <https://crossminer.org/>
[4] https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/technology.scava
[5] https://www.st.cs.uni-saarland.de/softevo/bug-data/eclipse/
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boris
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*Date :* 10 oct. 2018 à 18:04 +0200
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*Sujet :* Dataset detailing the project details on Eclipse
Good Afternoon Team,
Greetings! I hope you are doing great.
I am an PhD candidate @ Michigan State University and was
looking forward to study the collaboration patten among the team
members in the Open Source Software development platform that
promotes software development productivities/efficiencies in the
OSS development efforts. I wanted to base the study as my
dissertation project. For the study I need data related to
communications among the project team members(among many others).
It would be great if you can route me to a site that manages the
project details in a dataset on the Eclipse (very much like
GhTorrent does it for GITHub). Any information on the topic will
be very helpful.
Regards,
Sukrit Pal
PhD Student | Operations & Sourcing Management
Michigan State University - Eli Broad School of Business
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Boris Baldassari
Castalia Solutions -- Elegant Software Engineering
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<http://castalia.solutions/>
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Castalia Solutions -- Elegant Software Engineering
Web: http://castalia.solutions <http://castalia.solutions/>
Tel: +33 6 48 03 82 89
