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On 1/14/21 12:45 AM, Andreas K. Hüttel wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> taking over on Michal's request, here is latest version of the "2020 in |
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> retrospect" post. |
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> https://gist.github.com/akhuettel/a5ffcce70f3b3152fc9d654b696bbbe7 |
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> The first paragraph (above "Gentoo in numbers") will be the text visible on |
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> the main www.g.o. page. |
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> Let's publish this sometime on the weekend; in the meantime, feedback and more |
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> suggestions for content are welcome. |
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> Please keep in mind that here we want to mainly show off **user-visible** |
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> news. |
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> Cheers, |
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> Andreas |
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2020 featured almost 25500 bugs reported, compared to 15000 in 2019. ... |
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The total number of bugs closed in 2020 was 23500, compared to 15000 in |
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2019. |
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15000 created and closed bugs in 2019 seems suspicious. Could that |
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number be verified? I see even in 2020 the numbers are very close to |
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each other. But just in case. |
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packages.gentoo.org The packages website has received a lot of |
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improvements towards being a central source of information on Gentoo |
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packages. It now shows the results of QA checks, bugs, pull requests |
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referencing a package, and a maintainer dashboard indicating |
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stabilization candidates and outdated versions (according to Repology). |
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I'd like to add somewhere that these new checks are fully uniquely |
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customizable via session (cookies?). For anyone wondering what I'm |
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talking about, check |
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https://packages.gentoo.org/user/preferences |
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https://packages.gentoo.org/user/preferences/packages |
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Then the last part... discontinued projects. I'd like to end this on a |
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happier note. Like moving the whole "Please note that we can describe |
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here only a few major items. We would like to thank all Gentoo |
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developers for their relentless everyday Gentoo work. While they are |
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often not recognized for this work, Gentoo could not exist without |
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them." part at the very end, and somehow disconnect it from |
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"Discontinued projects" via markdown. Just my opinion. |
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-- juippis |