Hello, I played a bit around with the Github API and build a little statistic about the Back In Time issues. https://codeberg.org/buhtz/spielwiese/src/branch/main/bit.md Maybe this is a nice eye catcher for Germar. :D The migration from Launchpad to Github is taken into account and the creation and closing dates of that Launchpad issues are integrated in the data I used. The creation_date was extracted from the first comment. And the close date was extracted directly from Launchpad. Good night Christian
Yes, we're on a good path :) We're gone from ~430 open Issues when we started to ~345 right now. Also, there are now only ~160 Unlabelled Issues, of which there must have been (I didn't check) about 220 or so. I'm also getting a feeling for the history of the project: the different GUIs (gnome-only first, then KDE and GNOME separately, then unified Qt4, now unified Qt5), the main features etc. I'm sure this will grow further, as I hope to have "handled" in some way (closed or Labelled, mostly) each and every open Issue someday soon. Also, I'm forming an idea about the history of the project: from the "Dan era" (first release in 2008 to 1.0.x in 2014, published on a custom blog first, then on Launchpad), through the "Germar era" (about 1.1 in 2015 through 1.2 in 2019, and lately 1.3.x, migrated from Launchpad to Github in 2015), to now :) Cheers, Michael On Thu, Sep 15, 2022 at 09:28:40PM +0000, c.buhtz@posteo.jp wrote:
Hello,
I played a bit around with the Github API and build a little statistic about the Back In Time issues.
https://codeberg.org/buhtz/spielwiese/src/branch/main/bit.md
Maybe this is a nice eye catcher for Germar. :D
The migration from Launchpad to Github is taken into account and the creation and closing dates of that Launchpad issues are integrated in the data I used. The creation_date was extracted from the first comment. And the close date was extracted directly from Launchpad.
Good night Christian _______________________________________________ Bit-dev mailing list -- bit-dev@python.org To unsubscribe send an email to bit-dev-leave@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman3/lists/bit-dev.python.org/ Member address: foss@michael-bueker.de
Very interesting, thanks for the preparing the report!
https://codeberg.org/buhtz/spielwiese/src/branch/main/bit.md
I am curious (and a big user of R markdown to create dynamic reports): How did you create these plots? And as an old fan of statistics I really would be interested in one more plot: Distribution of the number of days how long it took to close issues (closing date minus opening date in days), eg. To show progress the distribution could also be grouped (filtered) into issue opening years (so that one could see changes in the issue processing over the years ;-) Issue opening year Issue lifetime in days number of issues 2015 0 - 10 20 2015 11 - 20 50 ... No call for action but dynamically generated markdown reports are real fun ;-)
Hi Jürgen, Am 16.09.2022 20:03 schrieb J. A.:
I am curious (and a big user of R markdown to create dynamic reports): How did you create these plots?
I use Python pandas for the data handling and Seaborn for the plots. Seaborn is build on matplotlib and matplotlib.plotly.
And as an old fan of statistics I really would be interested in one more plot:
You are a fan? Then maybe I will come up from time to time with a question. :D Yes I will add the additional result as you suggested.
Hey Folks, I updated the current statistics about Back In Time issues. https://codeberg.org/buhtz/spielwiese/src/branch/main/bit.md In September 2022: - 162 Issues closed. The highest value ever. - But also 39 new Issues. Also the highest value ever. Greetings, Christian
A lot done, a lot to do. Thanks for the update! :) On 01.10.2022 17:05, c.buhtz@posteo.jp wrote:
Hey Folks,
I updated the current statistics about Back In Time issues. https://codeberg.org/buhtz/spielwiese/src/branch/main/bit.md
In September 2022: - 162 Issues closed. The highest value ever. - But also 39 new Issues. Also the highest value ever.
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