Package review stats
Christian.Iseli at licr.org
Christian.Iseli at licr.org
Fri Jul 7 16:48:02 UTC 2006
tibbs at math.uh.edu said:
> I think we've been able to hold it mostly steady lately, especially if you
> discount tickets blocked on guidelines. Still, I'm not sure what's
> represented by "queue size". Does this include just FE-NEW tickets, or
> FE-REVIEW tickets as well?
Ah yes, I guess I should've explained a bit better... :-)
The script grabs all "Package Review" tickets. It then looks at "opendate"
and counts the number of opened ticket, and keeps a running count of opened
tickets.
Second, it looks at "changeddate", and if the package is marked CLOSED, it
will have a look at the RESOLUTION field to categorize a bit.
The script counts the number of closed tickets per week (though ATM that's
biased because the date looked at is the changeddate...) and keeps a running
count of all closed tickets. The queue length is the difference between the
opened and the closed ticket running sum.
So, in short, it's FE-NEW + FE-REVIEW + still open FE-ACCEPT...
> What about FC-* tickets?
I didn't check those. It'd be quite easy to, though...
The script is here:
http://cvs.fedora.redhat.com/viewcvs/status-report-scripts/?root=fedora
(named grabBZstats)
> One problem I'm having is lack of action on approved packages. I have a
> couple where I know the package submitters are active, reviewing and
> commenting on other tickets and posting messages to the list, but won't act
> on their packages.
Have you tried to ping 'em ?
Christian
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