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Introduces a 'rotation' parameter in config.js that will remove entries older than n days from the datasets, resulting in a rolling view of bug activity.
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Bug Day Stats page generator
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The bugdaystats.py script is used to extract data from Launchpad
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and produce static HTML that shows progress during a Bug Day.
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Prerequisites
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You'll need the following Python modules installed:
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- launchpadlib
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- jinja2
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Usage
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-----
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python bugdaystats.py output
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'output' is the name of the directory you will generate data
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and HTML files to (if they don't exist yet). It should contain a
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'js' subdirectory containing JavaScript include files, but
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otherwise be empty.
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You'll need to run the script at least twice to generate enough
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stats to get a graph.
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Stats are updated every time the script is run. You should run
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bugdaystats.py regularly over the course of your bugday.
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Configuration
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The config.js configuration file describes the projects you want
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to generate data for. "height" is an optional parameter detailing
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the size of the graph (230 pixels is the default value). "title"
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is an optional parameter for the name of the project in the index
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page.
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You can also optionally specify a 'rotation' parameter. Entries older
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than the value (in days) will be removed from the dataset, resulting
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in a rolling view of bug activity.
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