Here’s May’s monthly analysis of the pushes to our Mozilla development trees. You can load the data as an HTML page or as a json file
Trends
This was a record breaking month where we overcame our previous record of 8100+ pushes with a record of 11000+ pushes this month. Gaia-try, just created in April has become a popular branch with 29% of pushes.
This was a record breaking month where we overcame our previous record of 8100+ pushes with a record of 11000+ pushes this month. Gaia-try, just created in April has become a popular branch with 29% of pushes.
Highlights
- 11711 pushes
- New record
- 378 pushes/day (average)
- New record
- Highest number of pushes/day: 613 pushes on May 29, 2014
- New record
- 22 pushes/hour (average)
- New record
General Remarks
The introduction of Gaia-try in April has been very popular and comprised around 29% of pushes in May. The Try branch itself consisted of around 38% of pushes.
The three integration repositories (fx-team, mozilla-inbound and b2g-inbound) account around 22% of all the pushes, compared to 30% in the previous month.
Records
May 2014 was the month with most pushes (11711 pushes)
May 2014 has the highest pushes/day average with 378 pushes/day
May 2014 has the highest average of “pushes-per-hour” is 22 pushes/hour
May 29th, 2014 had the highest number of pushes in one day with 613 pushes
May 2014 was the month with most pushes (11711 pushes)
May 2014 has the highest pushes/day average with 378 pushes/day
May 2014 has the highest average of “pushes-per-hour” is 22 pushes/hour
May 29th, 2014 had the highest number of pushes in one day with 613 pushes
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| May 2014 is a record setting month, 11711 pushes! |
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| Note that Gaia-try was added in April and has quickly become a high volume branch |
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| I changed the format of this pie chart this month. It seemed to be previously based on several months data, but not all data from the previous year. So I changed it to be only based on the data from the current month which seemed more logical. |
Built to Run 
Do you know if people are actually checking the Gaia-Try results? IIRC those pushes are auto-generated from github PRs, and people may not even be aware that they are running.
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You can see them on tbpl. We mostly run tests against prebuilt binaries. See https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Gaia-Try
I can't tell if people are checking the results, only that they are running.
See also Aki's post on this issue
http://escapewindow.dreamwidth.org/244978.html
and the bug where the work was done
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=986209
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