| [cross-project-issues-dev] New Error Reporting Dashboards & BoF EclipseCon |
| Greetings cross-projects, I spent some time to visualize how the system developed in the past months in terms of number of users, number of new errors, numbers of fixed bugs etc. Therefore I reworked the dashboard to visualize these metrics more accurately. The dashboard has been split into two pages: * one page [1] that visualizes some statistics of the reported incidents (i.e., the error reports users send from within Eclipse) and * another page [2] that details about the problems (i.e, the potential bug clusters created after duplicate detection). These report provide answers about how many new problems we see per day, how many reporters (Eclipse users) use the system to report errors, how many bugs have been fixed and by which projects and many things more. As usual: Since most values are fully automated data aggregations w/o any human user interactions: Please ask your personal statistician next to you before drawing any (potentially invalid) conclusions and starting to blame any project. Thank you. Short announcement: I’d like to host a BoF to discuss key findings from 12 months automated error reporting and how to continue with or improve automated error reports at EclipseCon in Ludwigsburg this year. I’ll try to get a slot on Tuesday evening. If you are interested, please let me know. Thank you, Marcel |