Closed muvaf closed 2 years ago
lukaszgryglicki
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2 years ago Will work on this on monday, but note that this is not a bug - this is a feature request - how can I know that any of over 100 projects just added a new org to their config?
Every time this happens, somebody needs to create feature request to add that org to devStats configuration.
muvaf
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2 years ago @lukaszgryglicki Thank you! Sorry for the title, fixed it. Let me know if I can help 🙂
lukaszgryglicki
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2 years ago No problem. I will just do it and update past data, regenerate docker images, k8s deployments all this stuff... but on Monday - today s already 6:20 PM Friday (weekend :D).
muvaf
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2 years ago Oh great, I was just about to ask if we can update the past data so that the trajectory is not distorted. Thank you!!
lukaszgryglicki
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2 years ago On it now: ETA: today.
lukaszgryglicki
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2 years ago Added, data regenerated in all dashboards, including past data since first activity detected on the new org (crossplane-cotribub) which is 2020-07-14.
lukaszgryglicki
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2 years ago cc @muvaf
muvaf
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2 years ago I checked the devstats page and all seems updated. The report we got from CNCF contains static images of these graphs so no updates there, but I guess that would require creating another report, which is not really necessary IMO but would be nice-to-have.
Thank you so much for tackling this very quickly @lukaszgryglicki !!
Crossplane project has both crossplane and crossplane-contrib organizations under its governance as stated here in its governance document: https://github.com/crossplane/crossplane/blob/master/GOVERNANCE.md#crossplane-governance
However, devstats does not take crossplane-contrib into account. Since we moved a few repositories like provider-aws that are fairly popular, the last report indicated drop in certain dimensions. We should take both organizations into account when the report is produced.