Release stats

[andrew]

There are three potential kinds of release stats that may be used by a repository:

• git tags (available from the repos service)
• releases (also available from the repos service)
• versions (available from the packages service)

We likely want to smush these together into some kind of release metric that removes duplicates, not all projects will use all three kinds, but at least releases will always have a related tag, duplicates should have a very similar name v3.2.1 for example (without or without the v)

[andrew]

For versions:

There are currently 32k projects that have one or more packages (~20%), which should each have at least one version, approx 266,913 total packages and approx 9,675,431 versions from all of those!

[andrew]

For tags:

173k repositories have approx 1,765,922 tags, so we could be looking at ~11 million releases total (versions and tags combined), but I would expect it to be more like 10m

[andrew]

For some related scales, so far in the db we have 3,334,567 issues + pull requests and 4,498,957 commits.

[andrew]

Tag syncing and charting implemented 🚢

[andrew]

Version syncing is blocked until #49 is complete

[andrew]

#49 is complete, can now implement version syncing

[andrew]

Expected total versions: ~2,669,612