[Libreoffice-qa] Stagnant NEEDINFO bugs
Florian Reisinger
reisi007 at gmail.com
Fri Feb 8 09:25:09 PST 2013
Hi Petr, all,
Thanks for your long mail...
Am 08.02.2013 um 16:56 schrieb Petr Mladek <pmladek at suse.cz>:
> Florian Reisinger píše v Čt 07. 02. 2013 v 16:36 +0100:
>
>> 71,43% NO INPUT
>> 28,57% SHOULD BE REVIEWED
>
> I think what might be a globally acceptable solution for our problem:
>
> + 20%-30% of wrongly closed bugs is relatively high number. It
> is realistic. I think that it corresponds with the number of
> reopened bugs from the first two mass closes
I think you agree, that you shouldn't take the percentage too serious,,,
7 samples are far to less for a meaningful statistic...
+ If someone isn't interested for 180 days not every bug will be
reopened AND because of the Dead bugs only a small number of the "no
input" bugs (IMHO) are going to get reopened...
>
> + few active bug triaggers (Rainer, Alex, ???) are against
> automatic mass close
>
> + most people agree on closing dead bugs
>
> So what are the numbers:
>
> + 785 bugs is NEEDINFO more than 1 month
> + 532 bugs in NEEDINFO more than 3 months
> + 328 bugs in NEEDINFO more than 6 months
> + 1456 bugs is UNCONFIRMED and needs triage
> + 270 bugs is REOPENED and might need triage
>
> Let's be pessimistic and say that only 2/3 of the NEEDINFO bugs are dead
> and the rest will get reopened => the mass close will get rid of:
Let's be a little bit less pessimistic: Some simply forgot about the
submitted bug...
>
> + 523 bugs if we close after 1 month
> + 354 bugs if we close after 3 months
> + 218 bugs if we close after 6 months
>
> 3 months is a good compromise that should be acceptable for most people.
> If we decide to use this limit, then would get:
>
> + 354 automatically closed bugs (2/3 of 532)
> + 447 REOPENED bugs (270 + 1/3 of 532)
> + 1456 UNCONFIRMED bugs
> =========
> + 354 closed bugs
> + 1903 bugs needing triage (1456+447)
>
> So, the mass change would solve about 15% of the bugs. On the other
> hand, it might demotivate some active triagers and make some users
> angry.
>
> Resume:
> =======
>
> I see two solutions.
>
> 1. Majority of people agrees that 15% is a nice win and we will do the
> mass change.
Nice win and IMHO the win will be higher...
>
> 2. We will close the dead bugs manually:
>
> + add query for stalling NEEDINFO bugs and ask for triage
> + encourage triagers to close dead bugs older than X months
> + propose a good closing text on the wiki
We (QA) have one problem : Number of active people ( in relation to
the number of bugs..,)
For triaging the NEEDINFO bugs we IMHO need 1/3 - 1/2 more "staff".
>
> The risk is that triagers would feed bad to close dead bugs. The
> advantage of the mass close is that it is kind of annonymous.
Personally I don't think so...
>
> After all, I slightly prefer the second solution. It should not be much
> work to close dead bugs, especially in compare with the work that has
> already been invested into these bugs. It is more clean and should be
> better acceptable for all involved, especially from the long term point
> of view.
>
> What do you think?
I pointed out my opinion above...
>
>
> Best Regards,
> Petr
>
Liebe Grüße, / Yours,
Florian Reisinger
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