could fedora 40, 41 and 42 be included in the graphs available at https://data-analysis.fedoraproject.org/csv-reports/images/summary.html
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cc: @james
I know about the numbers behind this, but not what generates the graphs etc.
cc @mattdm ?
This is done via a set of scripts not attached to the work James has been doing. The older data graphs were were to be end-of-lifed around Fedora 40 and replaced with ones generated weekly from the dnf countme data.
The scripts are a python and awk which do a rough count of 1 entry per arch, release,ip/day and then writes out a csv file. That csv file is then run against some rough gnuplot graphs which get updated daily.
All of these were really a short term hack which turned into a permanent solution so updating to newer releases requires a lot of manual hacking of scripts, gnuplot graphs and the existing CSV files to deal with the newer data. At the moment the only data I would consider it useful for is the EPEL-6,8,9 numbers and historical data for other items.
A better solution would be to finish the 'make a graph every week from the countme data' project and keep an older set of pictures with an end-date of when they were last valid (Jun 2024?).
The hacky stuff appears to be under roles/web-data-analysis/files/ Perhaps it's not hard to just add 40+ for now?
Or perhaps someone can finish the new thing... but I don't even know the status of that? was someone working on it?
I thought that the new thing is already finished and running.
Last year, I was playing with a rewrite of https://pagure.io/brontosaurusifier which includes a frontend for the graphs. I didn't finish it then, but (obviously) I kep the code and it probably wouldn't be hard to wrap it up. I could make PR for stg or communishift, if people want me to push on with it.
It would be nice to have for sure...
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