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On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 14:00:04 +0200 (EET) |
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Alex Alexander <wired@g.o> wrote: |
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> Our bug queue has 81 bugs! |
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A pattern is starting to emerge, where by Sunday there are usually more |
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than fifty and sometimes up to a hundred unassigned bug reports waiting, |
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sometimes double that. It looks like a few people are doing basic |
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reviewing on a couple dozen bugs during the days that I work, but from |
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Saturday until Sunday, most bugs are filed and many get left to go |
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stale for days, contrary to the purpose of the bug-wranglers project, |
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which states that we should strive to assign bugs within a day (say 24 |
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hours) after reviewing them and improving them. Since I work basically |
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from Wednesday until Sunday, most bug reports now get assigned somewhere |
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between Sunday and Wednesday. I'd have liked to give some better |
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statistics (and didn't we have some script for the LWN that did that? |
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Is it still running?) but I don't currently have them. Maybe Alex's |
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script could warn about the number of stale bugs (maybe having Status: |
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NEW; age > 24 hours) but I guess that would intrude too much on this |
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mailing list. It would certainly help to have some performance |
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statistics available on a regular basis. |
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