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Add a non-cncf project/org ( project must be opensource ) to generate affiliations for it.

  1. Add the developers of your organization/project to be get affiliated in ./developers_affiliations.txt in the proper format. cd src/. Now generate new email-map using ./import_affs.sh, then: mv email-map cncf-config/email-map. For e.g.

    developer1: email1@xyz, email2@abc, ...
   company1
   company2 until YYYY-MM-DD
developer2: email3@xyz, email4@pqr, ...
   company3
   company4 until YYYY-MM-DD

  2. Clone all repositories of the project at ~/dev/project_name/. For cloning either you can use cncf/velocity project and writing sql query in BigQuery folder or you can create a new shellscript file in ~/dev/cncf/gitdm/ location with name clone_project_name.sh. And just copy paste this code in that file

    #!/bin/bash
mkdir ~/dev/project_name/ 2>/dev/null
cd ~/dev/project_name || exit 1
git clone github_repo_clone_url_for_your_project1 || exit 1
git clone github_repo_clone_url_for_your_project2 || exit 1
...
echo "All project_name repos cloned"

    Paste all repository's clone_url manually. Save file and run this script chmod +x ./clone_project_name.sh. and then run this script - ./clone_project_name.sh . This will clone all repos at the place ~/dev/project_name/.

    Notes : replace project_name with your github organization name.

  3. To generate git.log file, use this command ./all_repos_log.sh ~/dev/project_name/*. Make it uniq.

  4. To run cncf/gitdm on a generated git.log file do: ~/dev/cncf/gitdm/cncfdm.py -i git.log -r "^vendor/|/vendor/|^Godeps/" -R -n -b ./src/ -t -z -d -D -U -u -o all.txt -x all.csv -a all_affs.csv > all.out

  5. To generate human readable text affiliation files: SKIP_COMPANIES="(Unknown)" ./gen_aff_files.sh

  6. If updating via ghusers.sh or ghusers_cached.sh (step 6), please update repos array in ./ghusers.rb with your org/project repos lists, then run generate_actors.sh too. But before it, make sure that you had set devstats and update ./generate_actors.sh after first line with sudo -u postgres psql -tA your_pg_database_name < ~/dev/go/src/devstats/util_sql/all_actors.sql > actors.txt. now run ./generate_actors.sh.

  7. Consider ./ghusers_cached.sh or ./ghusers.sh (if you run this, then copy result json somewhere and get 0-committers from previous version to save GH API points). Sometimes you should just run ./ghusers.sh without cache.

  8. ghusers_partially_cached.sh will refetch repos metadata and commits and get users data from github_users.json so you can save a lot of API points.

  9. To update (enchance) github_users.json with new affiliations ./enchance_json.sh.

  10. To merge multiple GitHub logins data (for example propagate known affiliation to unknown or not found on the same GitHub login) run: ./merge_github_logins.sh.

  11. Because this can find new affiliations you can now use ./import_from_github_users.sh to import back from github_users.json and then restart from step 3.

  12. Run ./correlation.sh and examine its output correlations.txt to try to normalize company names and remove common suffixes like Ltd., Corp. and downcase/upcase differences.

  13. Run ./lookup_json.sh and examine its output JSONs - those GitHub profiles have some useful data directly available - this will save you some manual research work.

  14. ALWAYS before any commit to GitHub run: ./handle_forbidden_data.sh to remove any forbiden affiliations, please also see FORBIDDEN_DATA.md.

  15. You can use ./clear_affiliations_in_json.sh to clear all affiliations on a generated github_users.json.

  16. You can create smaller final json for cncf/devstats using ./strip_json.sh github_users.json stripped.json; cp stripped.json ~/dev/go/src/devstats/github_users.json.