Justin Francis wrote:
Three months ago I created a patch that provided an extension point
for milestone statistics so that plugins could add or change the way
statistics are calculated. We use this at work currently to use time
spent on tickets as opposed to ticket counts for statistical information.
Is there a reason why the patch I submitted in ticket #2314 has still
not been applied to the repository? Is it a bad idea? Is it not
useful? Is it a time thing?
At this point, it is probably too late to apply the patch as it is
outdated and many changes have been applied to milestones in the last
three months. I don't want to generalize, but it seems like this
development team is not very open to contributions. It is very
discouraging, and I personally believe that trac development could be
much faster, but the core team is very hesitant in growing the project.
You're right, but I also believe things are evolving in a positive way:
we're getting new committers (eblot, athomas) and with the the creation
of the Trac-dev mailing list, there's more "formal" discussion of the
development
directions.
If your patch wasn't integrated 3 months ago, it's not that we were not
pleased
with it, but certainly because we all had a lot of things on the plate
(the always imminent 0.9 release, the pysqlite issues with database
locks, etc.)
So just try once more to revive the patch...
-- Christian
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