[#IDEA-19945] Productivity Statistics about "Second Basic Completion" is wrong

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Productivity Statistics about "Second Basic Completion" is wrong

Created: 06 Oct 08 18:10 Updated: 08 Oct 08 09:34

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My "Productivity Guide" says I used "Basic code completion" 2025 times and used "Second basic completion" 3126 times.

I am pretty sure that this is wrong. I used the "Second basic completion" only very few times yet (because I am usually using ctrl-alt-space).

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Peter Gromov - 06 Oct 08 18:20

There was such a bug at some moment, it has been fixed. Does this number grow fast now?
Statistics can be cleared in system/stats directory

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Stephen Friedrich - 06 Oct 08 20:21

I do not have a "stats" folder in my "system" folder. Also, I clear the system folder in each new build that I use.

I have found a file in config/options/feature.usage.statistics.xml
I'll delete that and report back later.

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Stephen Friedrich - 06 Oct 08 20:25

Strange - must still be stored somewhere else. IDEA just recreated that file with the same values as before.

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Peter Gromov - 06 Oct 08 20:26

Sorry, system/stat

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Stephen Friedrich - 07 Oct 08 00:54

Well, I would have noticed a "system/stat" folder, too, of course.
There simply wasn't one and I don't really understand the logic when it is written.
To clear the productivity statistics I had to delete config/feature.usage.statistics.xml and the complete system folder.
Counters were reset, but even when executing a few relevant actions, saving, and exiting Idea I still had no "stat" folder in my system folder.

Anyway, I think you are right, the bug was already fixed.

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Peter Gromov - 07 Oct 08 12:42

I just wonder. Maybe it's wrong 'system'? The 'stat' folder should contain 997 files named: for i in 0..997 unit.$i

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Stephen Friedrich - 07 Oct 08 13:36

That was my first thought, as well.
I guess the folder/files get created on-demand.
Yesterday I didn't have the folder, this morning IDEA has created it, but it contains only four files (unit.105, unit.174, unit.763, unit.918).