[sldev] www.sljirastats.com launched!

[Rob Lanphier]

I've said my piece many times on IRC, but what the heck, I'll reiterate
here.  This is very, very cool.

Here's an example of the type of information that would be really handy
to gather (from my original call for stats):
> Here are the numbers:  for the 7 day period between Oct 24 and Oct 30
> (inclusive), you all have filed 87 issues.  Of those, here's the breakdown:
>
> * 65 unresolved, not imported (to LL's issue tracker)
> * 8 unresolved, but imported
> * 13 resolved have been resolved as "fixed" or "fixed internally"
> * 1 resolved as "misfiled"
>
> Additionally, there are a total of 2387 unresolved issues, of which only
> 542 have corresponding issue ids in our internal database.

As discussed on IRC, this is kinda tough to figure out the right way to
represent.

There are three rolling window graphs that would be useful, I think:

1.  Rolling totals for the past week (ending one week ago)
2.  Rolling totals for one week period one month ago
3.  Rolling totals for one week period three months ago

The periods are rather arbitrary, but each graph tells us something. 
Graph #1 tells us how many issues are resolved in a timely manner, and
whether we're getting better/worse.  Graph #2 tells us how well we're
doing at being moderately responsive, and whether we're getting better
or worse.  Graph #3 tells us how well we're doing at being minimally
responsive, and whether we're getting better or worse.

Note that Graph #3 is not strictly historic.  It describes the *current*
state of issues that were created three months ago.

Anyway, that's a lot of work, but would be useful for anyone making a
case that Linden Lab is getting better or worse at handling issues in JIRA.

Rob


On 12/3/07 11:39 PM, Jason Giglio wrote:
> Rob called a while back for someone to compile periodic stats on Jira.
>
> I took this idea and kinda ran with it, and
> http://www.sljirastats.com/ was born.
>
>
> Features:
>
> * Advanced Jira Search, faster (I hope!) and more powerful than the
> built in Jira search.  The UI still needs some work, but it's pretty
> easy to construct very detailed queries.
>
> * Natural language date parser:
> Try "created" "is greater than" "two weeks ago" for example.
>
> * Save and share searches.
> Here's an example, this search is for unimported Open Patches:
> http://www.sljirastats.com/jira_search.php?search=27
>
> To make your own shared searches, just click the "save search" button
> and you'll get a permalink in your address bar.
>
>
> * Statistics:
> As the site name implies, it does statistics too. :)
>
> At a glance Top 5 issues:
>
> Hot Issues This Week, by comments
> Hot Issues Today, by comments
> Most Hated Bugs
> Most Wanted Features
> Top Commenters
> Top Bug Reporters
>
> Graphs:
> Fixed Internally
> Open Bugs
> Open Patches
> Jira Participants (total)
> Updated Issues (per day)
>
> I'll be adding and removing statistics over the next few weeks as I
> refine the site.
>
> -Jason
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