Documentation - Data Model

The Eclipse Metrics program relies on the excellent GrimoireLab toolchain for its data retrieval process.

Data sources

We retrieve data from the following sources:

• Git: wherever the project is hosted, it all boils down to a git repository. This connector gathers information at the git repository level. See the GrimoireLab documentation for this data source on the official GrimoireLab page .

• GitHub provides project management features on top of a git repository, like issues and pull requests. It also offers a specific API providing project-level information like stars, forks, repository statistics, and more. See the full description of GitHub-specific data sources on GrimoireLab’s documentation .

• GitLab also provides project management like issues and merge requests. See the full description of GitLab-specific data sources on GrimoireLab’s documentation .

Metrics

Git

We maintain the following indices for the Git connector. See also the reference documentation

• git - Commits of the Git repository
• git_areas_of_code - File modifications involved in each commit of the repository

GitHub

We maintain the following indices for the GitHub connector. See also the reference documentation

• git - Commits of the GitHub repository
• git_areas_of_code - File modifications involved in each commit of the repository
• github_events - GitHub event, it is possible to distinguish them by using the field event_type
• github_issues - GitHub issues and pull requests
• github_pull_requests - Github pull requests, one per document
• github_repos - Basic stats for GitHub repositories, one per document
• github2_issues - One document per GitHub issue or issue comment
• github2_pull_requests - One document per pull request or comment

GitLab

We maintain the following indices for the GitLab connector. See also the reference documentation .

• git - Commits of the GitLab repository
• git_areas_of_code - File modifications involved in each commit of the repository
• gitlab_issues - Issues of a GitLab project, one issue per document
• gitlab_merge_requests - Merge requests of a GitLab project, one merge request per document