I have been maintaining Debian Bug Tracking System graphs for a few years, now, though not very actively. They initially were available on people.debian.org/~glandium/bts/, but there have been some recent changes.

A while ago, I started experimenting with brand new graphs on merkel.debian.org/~glandium/bts/, and when merkel was announced to be dying a few months ago, I got in touch with the QA team to know what to do with them, and it was decided we'd put them on qa.debian.org. I unfortunately didn't follow up much on this and only recently actually worked on the migration, which took place 2 weeks ago.

The result is that the graphs have officially moved to qa.debian.org/data/bts/graphs/, and links on the Package Tracking System have been updated accordingly. There is now also an additional graph tracking all open bugs in the BTS, across all packages:

Today, I added a new feature, allowing to consolidate data for multiple arbitrary packages in a single graph. Such graphs can be generated with the following URL scheme (please don't over-abuse of it):

https://qa.debian.org/data/bts/graphs/multi/name0,name1,name2,etc.png

As an example, here is a graph for all the bugs on the packages I (co-)maintain:

https://qa.debian.org/data/bts/graphs/multi/dehydra,diggler,iceape,iceweasel,libxml2,libxslt,livehttpheaders,mozilla-dom-inspector,nspr,nss,pyxpcom,venkman,vmfs-tools,webkit,xulrunner,zfs-fuse.png

And here are the bugs affecting Mozilla-related packages:

https://qa.debian.org/data/bts/graphs/multi/iceape,icedove,iceowl,iceweasel,nspr,nss,xulrunner.png

I guess the next step is to allow per-maintainer consolidation through URLs such as

https://qa.debian.org/data/bts/graphs/by-maint/address.png

Update: per-maintainer consolidation has been added.

(Hidden message here: please help triaging these bugs)

2011-03-05 14:21:31+0900

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