XWiki Days

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #21. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We had 5 participants this week and we managed to close 14 bugs. 

Our goal is to reach even for the past 1000 days. We can do it!

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #20. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We had only 2 participants this week and we managed to close 6 bugs. 

Our goal is to reach even for the past 1000 days. At the end of this BFD we're now only lagging behind by 29 bugs, which we'll squash in the next BFDs.

Congrats everyone and let's do better next week!

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #19. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We had 4 participants (with a guest star!) and we managed to close 13 bugs! 

Our goal is to reach even for the past 1000 days. At the end of this BFD we're now only lagging behind by 36 bugs, which we'll squash in the next BFDs. We also have defined a master plan for removing over 100 bugs at once but shhh.... it's a secret plan...  More on that later on!

Congrats everyone!

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #18. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We had 5 participants and we managed to close 18 bugs! 

We have now more bugs closed than bugs created over the past 2 years!

Congrats everyone, and let's finish what we started during the next BFD!

On April 18th We had our Bug Fixing Day #17. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We had 6 participants and we managed to close 12 bug issues! 

It was a good Bug Fixing Day but there is still work to do to beat bugs created over the past 2 years.

Congrats everyone, and let's finish what we started during the next BFD!

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #16. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

Unfortunately only 3 persons have participated this time  A big thank you to them as they've been able to close 8 bugs amongst which 6 real ones were fixed!  Let's make sure that you're all available for the next BFD next Thursday.

We've closed 8 bugs in the bug count! We're now at 1738 bugs closed vs 1755 bugs opened (i.e. -17 bugs) in the past rolling 2 years count.

Let's try to catch up during BFD # 17.

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #15. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

Only 4 persons have participated this time but they've compensated by being extra active!  Kudos to them and shame on others!

We've closed 35 bugs in the bug count! This gets us very close to being able to have more bugs closed than bugs created over the past 2 years! As of now, we just need to fix 15 more which we hope to squash in the next BFD.

Congrats everyone, and let's finish what we started during the next BFD!

On 28th or March we had our Bug Fixing Day #14. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

5 persons have participated to the BFD#14, with the following results:

We've closed 8 bugs.

Was a pretty small BFD because the 5.0M2 release was late and http://ci.xwiki.org in a very bad state. We are still on track for the target challenge: increase the timespan to 2 years!

Congrats everyone and keep up the good work!

On 21th or March we had our Bug Fixing Day #13. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

5 persons have participated to the BFD#13, with the following results:

We've closed 18 bugs.

Not as impressive as the previous one but we are still on track for the target challenge: increase the timespan to 2 years!

Congrats everyone and keep up the good work!

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #12. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

9 persons have participated yesterday to the BFD#12 (yeah!), with the following results:

One of the best BFD ever, we've closed 43 bugs in the bug count! 

This has allowed us to go back in the Green for the past 1.5 years. This means more bug closed in the past 1.5 years than bugs created in the period!

Now, our challenge is to keep staying in the green as the norm and continue to increase the timespan in the past for which we have more bugs closed than created. Our next challenge: increase the timespan to 2 years!

Congrats everyone, that was a great BFD.