Not great apparently [1]. If this were a soccer league among openstack projects, we would have been relegated!
As the things stand right now, I am part of the problem, due to lack of reviews [2] Even if we could all do with more reviews from the core team (barring the ones who are already doing a great job), I reckon that the biggest problem is the wait time for the first review. A possible cause, in my opinion, lies in the review days. Since each core has a specific area of expertise, patches for that area might end up lying in limbo until that core's review day comes. From my perspective, I am trying, as much as possible, to allocate a slice of my time every day for reviews; another thing I'm doing is to pick patches from the bottom at least one day a week to avoid starvation. However, I desperately need to improve my react time to new patchsets, as I often miss them. Gerrit emails are very high volume, so email notifications often get lost. Suggestions are welcome. Another cause are plugin-specific patches. Some of these reviews, especially for plugins with no core members, sit for a rather long time. It would be good if every plugin sub-team lead can nominate an "alternate core dev" that patch authors can ping for reviews. Salvatore [1] http://russellbryant.net/openstack-stats/all-openreviews.html [2] http://russellbryant.net/openstack-stats/quantum-reviewers-30.txt
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