Very good initiative! On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 11:00 AM, Andreea Popescu <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > > If you’re wondering what kept the QA team busy during the last few days, > the answer is a lot of testing and a brainstorming effort in order to > devise a series of statistics for the product, which would be featured with > the product version 6.2. > > > We believe that the statistics ought to be implemented for the following > reasons: > > a) They would allow for better communication between us and the community > > b) Each version would be more easily evaluated this way > > c) The product’s evolution would be more easily observable by tracking the > changes in these statistics from one version to another > > d) A more complete overview on the long-term evolution of the product > would be possible, with an opportunity to analyze a series of items in > detail > > > We consider some of the above-mentioned items to be quite important. Here > is a list of the most important ones: > > - No. of downloads > - No. of active installs > - No. of tests executed / added > > > - Jira issues fixed - by resolution, by priority, by type > - Jira issues opened - by priority, by type > - Closed vs open tickets > - Stats for important tags: e.g. ie10, mobile, flamingo > - Stats for major features: e.g. flamingo, extension manager, solr > > > - Top overall issues reporters > - Top non-XWiki SAS issues reporters > > > - Extensions quality: issues reported (top 10 extensions) > - Extensions quality: issues closed (top 10 extensions) > > > - l10n translations: existent, missing > > > - Performance stats > > Therefore, your opinion on the following issues would be of great use to > us: >
> a) The list offered a number of items that we deem important for our > measurements and assessments. We would like to know whether you agree with > the list and we would like to have your opinion regarding other items that > we would consider inserting in the list? The list looks good. > > b) Where would you like us to publish the statistics and the conclusions > that would result from their analysis? We were thinking about the following: > > > - On a ‘Project Health’ page > - On a page designated to each product version (each version would have > its own page with statistics) > - In the test.xwiki.org > - Within a blogpost > - A mix of the above I'm not sure what is best but we need to be able to link the stats from the release notes I think. Thanks, Marius > > We await your reply and feedback regarding the viability and usefulness of > our proposal. > > > Thank you for your time > > -- > > Andreea Zenovia Popescu > > QA Engineer @XWiki SAS > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
