The Harvest Season has started!
Daniel Holbach
daniel.holbach at ubuntu.com
Mon Aug 4 09:15:38 UTC 2008
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Thanks for your suggestions,
Brett Alton schrieb:
> 1) The user can not sort data in a way he chooses, it is rather hard-programmed
Please file a bug about it at https://launchpad.net/harvest/+filebug and
please elaborate a bit on how you'd like the sorting to work.
> 2) The user can not modify the points system, which doesn't need to be
> a must, but the point system should seperate more, shouldn't it?
What do you mean when you say "[it] should separate more"? Do you feel
the values in the scoring should be different? I'd much prefer if we had
a sane set of defaults instead of calculating different scores for
everybody.
You can also file a bug at https://launchpad.net/harvest-data/+filebug
about it.
> Having critical bugs set at 5 point, wishlist set at 1, etc. Right
> now, there seems to be only a couple categories (-500,-200,0,etc.)
I personally find that these categories are not very telling.
High-target packages like linux or ubiquity will draw a lot of
attention. More telling than that are probably things like "50% of bugs
forwarded upstream", etc.
We could discuss it on the bugsquad list to find out how to create the
best possible metrics.
> 3) The user can not search for specific packages (all of them that
> start with 'A', all of them that have at least one critical bug, etc.)
Can you follow up on https://bugs.launchpad.net/harvest/+bug/247645 with
your ideas?
> I think it is great start, but more needs to be added to make it truly useful.
Thanks for the flowers. I know that there's a lot more potential in
harvest and advice like yours (and patches!!!) are truly helpful.
Have a nice day,
Daniel
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