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Re: Bug prioritization through web statistics



On Tue, 08 Jun 2010, sagiea@bgu.ac.il wrote:
> Is the Debian bug tracking system making use of bug report page-hit
> data ?

No. While tracking this would be interesting, it's not a really high
priority for me, as maintainers typically don't consider the
popularity of a bug report when considering which bugs to work on (and
often, if it's popular enough, it tends to affect someone who cares
enough to actually send it a patch or fix the bug directly.)

That said, if this is something that strongly interests you, I would
certainly accept patches that would introduce a log parser and a
method of indicating the popularity of a bug report in the pkgreport
pages and status output.
 

Don Armstrong

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