On Thu, Mar 11, 2021 at 12:14:22PM -0500, Matthew Miller wrote: > I’m looking at the mirror statistics, and in addition to the general > positive upward trend, I noticed something interesting. Rawhide was, > relatively speaking, at its peak in the early days — up to about 2010. From > there, it slowly declines to almost nothing by 2012, and has stayed flat > like that … until this last year, where there’s a lot more of it. It’s still > small as a fraction, but definitely growing. > > This is still using the “old” mirror IP counting system; I haven’t done this > for DNF Better Counting yet, but that’s my next little project. I’m > definitely curious what percentage of these are long-running systems and > which are ephemeral test or build systems. Interesting. Could this be openqa running tests? I guess that wouldn't account for too much of it however. Would be interested to see how the better counting data shows this... Anyhow, I welcome everyone using rawhide to the fun. ;) kevin
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