The bug sprint is now over. Yesterday's activity: New tickets: 3 Modified: 7 Closed: 12 Reopened: 1 The final ticket counts by day were: Saturday 989 Sunday 988 Monday 958 Tuesday 938 Wednesday 894 Thursday 854 Friday 824 Saturday 806 Sunday 789 Monday 781 We closed 208 open tickets in a single week. That's more than 20% of all the open tickets. Thank you to everyone who helped! [ Channeling the release managers: Please don't forget to merge your changes to the release branch after the tests have cycled ] Here's the breakdown by type of ticket: Ticket Type Start Finish Change ------------------------------------------ Bugs 613 454 -159 Feature Requests 238 221 - 17 Patches 95 71 - 24 Tasks 27 22 - 5 Support Requests 15 13 - 2 Library Submissions 1 0 - 1 Top 10 libraries (counted by number of tickets at the start of the bug sprint): Library Start Finish Change -------------------------------------- thread 76 37 -39 date_time 55 47 -8 Python 48 43 -5 test 43 16 -27 interprocess 40 40 0 iostreams 37 34 -3 filesystem 36 21 -15 mpl 36 32 -4 quickbook 33 30 -3 asio 31 26 -5 Top 10 bug owners (counted by number of tickets at the start of the bug sprint): User Start Finish Change ---------------------------------- anthonyw 75 38 -37 djowel 71 47 -24 dave 58 41 -17 igaztanaga 58 58 0 az_sw_dude 53 45 -8 vladimir_prus 49 56 +7 bemandawes 46 36 -10 rogeeff 43 16 -27 agurtovoy 36 32 -4 turkanis 36 33 -3 Useful reports: https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/report/1 -- full list of tickets https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/report/18 -- ticket counts by owner https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/report/19 -- ticket counts by component https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/report/20 -- ticket counts by ticket type https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/report/21 -- ticket counts by milestone I'll be playing with some generating some graphs in the next couple days, and when I get them, I'll put them up on the Wiki. Thanks again, everyone! -- Marshall