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Weekly bug summary report added
- From: Daniel Berlin <dberlin at dberlin dot org>
- To: gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 01:57:39 -0400
- Subject: Weekly bug summary report added
I ported GNOME Bugzilla's weekly bug summary report to GCC Bugzilla, in
hopes it would be useful (I needed a 10 minute break from writing a
paper).
Gnome uses a somewhat old version of bugzilla, 2.10, so it really was a
port
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/weekly-bug-summary.cgi
It's also now linked from the reports page.
For those who've never seen it, it looks something like this, except
prettier (all the numbers are hyperlinked to the list of bugs in
question, it's colorized, etc):
GCC Bugzilla Weekly Summary
Some weekly bug summary info for gcc.gnu.org.
Total Reports: 1529 (63 reports opened and 66 reports closed in the
last 7 days. Including enhancement requests)
Top 15 GCC modules with the most reports:
(the second column excludes enhancement requests, the other columns
cover all reports)
Product Currently OPEN Bugs Opened in last 7 days Closed in last 7
days Change
gcc 1421 +63 -66 -3
Top 15 people who resolved the most bugs in the last 7 days:
Position Bugzilla User Number of Bugs Resolved
1 bangerth dealii org 23
2 hubicka gcc gnu org 9
3 ehrhardt mathematik uni-ulm de 4
4 ebotcazou gcc gnu org 3
5 paolo gcc gnu org 3
6 neil gcc gnu org 3
7 neroden gcc gnu org 3
8 rth gcc gnu org 2
9 tromey gcc gnu org 2
10 steven gcc gnu org 2
11 zack gcc gnu org 2
12 billingd gcc gnu org 2
13 mmitchel gcc gnu org 1
14 aph gcc gnu org 1
15 zlomek gcc gnu org 1
It's actually pretty customizable, it just doesn't expose it in a nice
interface (for instance, the number of days, n top people, products to
scan, keywords to restrict to, etc, is passable as a form variable).
I can also add a bit of code so it can tell you the weekly bug summary
for a given target milestone if that would be useful for release
tracking.