Closed jeefy closed 10 months ago
We do (only on the test instance with some test-only stuff): https://cncf.teststats.cncf.io/d/8/dashboards?orgId=1&refresh=15m
Closing as complted. cc @jeefy
Just ignore some missing panels and dashboards called like xyz ES
or Home
, Home 2
- this is an internal test instance, but perfectly usable also cc @caniszczyk
It would be great to be able to select all CNCF Org-related items in the "repository group" drop-down here: https://cncf.teststats.cncf.io/d/50/countries-statistics-in-repository-groups?orgId=1
Added to my TODO, ETA is after KubeCon China - there are also 5 new CNCF projects that I need to add first. So it will be done, but you need to wait a bit, I'm very sorry :(
Done: https://cncf.teststats.cncf.io/d/50/countries-statistics-in-repository-groups?orgId=1
Now you can select full orgs from the repository drop-dow - cncf
is one of them.
Closing as completed.
cc @caniszczyk
Thank you, @lukaszgryglicki ! Do you know if someone contributes to the Glossary, if this will be accounted for in the DevStats under "Contributor"?
It should, but give me an example of such contribution and I can track it down after the KubeCon China.
Unfortunately I don't have an example, but I see that the Glossary work is done in GitHub, so that is reassuring. :-)
I'll take a look on Monday.
Other dashboards now also have an option to choose full org
from GitHub as a repo group - so now a list of repo groups contains all repos and all orgs - all dashboards wide and adding the same in other DevStats instances. I will address this when I'm back from China.
Regarding this question - yes, this is an example dashboard that shows the number of contributors and contributions in cncf/glossary
: click, another example shows per-contributor contributions stats in cncf/glossary
repo.
Oooo, this example that shows per-contributor contributions stats in cncf/glossary repo is helpful!
We don't actually track or monitor (using devstats) contributions to the CNCF GitHub org itself. This request has come up several times recently, and it seems like a no brainer. :)