pydigger-data

Data is collected by the PyDigger backend and then displayed using the PyDigger frontent.

To see the result visit the PyDigger web site.

If you'd like to make improvements to this project open an issue or send a PR to either the backend or the frontend.

Move to new repository

When I had enough of the historical data that did not collect many of the new data points (and thus indicates wrong percentages), I can start from a totally new dataset. These are the steps now.

• Create the pydigger-data-new repository

• Copy the README.md file and the .github folder from the pydigger-data repository to the new one.

• git init

• git add .

• git commit in the new repository.

• Create the repository on GitHub.

• Map and push out the new repository.

• Enable GitHub pages on the new repository.

• Run the job manually so we'll have the first set of data.

• On GitHub in the old repository remove the URL from GitHub pages and add it to the new repository.

• rename the old pydigger-data to pydigger-data-N

• rename the new pydigger-data-new to pydigger-data so I won't have to update the links.

• Locally also rename the folders and update the remote mapping in the .git/config file in both.