Am 2013-05-27 04:02, schrieb David Edmundson:
On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 11:05 AM, Martin Graesslin
<mgraess...@kde.org> wrote:
Hi all,
this is probably a controversial proposal: Let's disable bug
reporting for
Plasma until the current situation is improved.
Reason: the bugtracker in it's current state gets flooded by new
incoming
reports and we are not able to get the water out of our cellar as
long as new
water is coming in. So let's put a plug into the leaking pipe and
then start
to get the water out and let's fix the leak properly and then turn
on the water
again.
I don't know whether it's possible (need to talk to sysadmins), but
I would
keep it open for kde devs, so that we would get reports for newly
introduced
regressions/bugs in master.
This has to be absolutely temporarily and should be stopped before
the release
of 4.11. If I had to set a hard date I would say June, 26th, which
is the beta
2 release.
To put in some real numbers, that's closing bugzilla for 30 days.
On average Plasma currently gets 4.8 bugs and 0.4 wishlist reports a
day [1]
Based on this, closing bugzilla will save us having to deal with ~ 17
reports.
Somehow I see different math: If I adjust the query to show the last 30
days I get 118 opened bugs.
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