On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 11:32 PM, Thibault Kruse <
kruset@in.tum.de> wrote:
> I think it could help to have an automated map of stacks and their
> maintainers,
> along with a statistics of how the tickets for those stacks are dealt with
> (Average defect age, number of open defects, etc.).
>
Yeah, I think Benjamin Pitzer's talk touched on some of this stuff at
ROSCon (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyUzJpldm-M ), but I really think
this is a necessary first step. Additionally, if a package does get
abandoned, we need some way to enable someone to adopt ownership, and have
that adoption be "blessed" by the ROS wiki.
> That way it is easier to identify which stacks are orphaned or have a
> maintainer who needs assistance.
>
> Such a map can also be used to tell how many open tickets individuals
> have, seen over all
> considered stacks, showing the people who should either spend more time on
> ticket closing
> or finding someone to help with or take over maintenance.
>
> Given that trac also serves csv files, that should not be too difficult to
> achieve, technically, once the meta-data has been collected.
>
So the next question is, how can we integrate some of these metrics and
features into the wiki?
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Jonathan Bohren
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Dynamical Systems and Control Laboratory
Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics
The Johns Hopkins University
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