2012 and Koha by the numbers
I generated these statistics on december 17, so they may change slightly, I will update them if they do. 2012 was another big year for Koha, here’s a summary.
Highlights
- Kohacon12 was a great success as was the Hackfest, which you can see from the scoreboard http://scoreboard.koha-community.org/
- We now have a dashboard http://dashboard.koha-community.org/
- Koha in 3.10.0 works with either Zebra or Solr
- The community has decided to release 3.12.0 and following releases GPLv3+
- Hackfest in Marseille
- The first ever Koha workshop in Germany (Stuttgart)
- New interface (responsive design) available in the OPAC for 3.10.x and later
- Staff interface revamp in 3.8.0
- RDA framework
Releases
- We did 2 feature releases, 3.8.0 and 3.10.0
- 1 release of 3.4.x
- 7 releases of 3.6.x
- 8 releases of 3.8.x
- 1 release of 3.10.x
Git Statistics
- 2250 commits to master
- 245 commits to 3.10.x
- 531 commits to 3.8.x
- 486 commits to 3.6.x
- 1,667,013 lines added, and 1,506,426 lines removed
Bugzilla Statistics
- 2526 bugs marked ‘Needs Signoff’
- 365 didn’t apply cleanly the first time
- 1828 were signed off
- 1379 Passed QA
- 730 Failed QA (subsequently were fixed and passed)
- 1593 were pushed to the master branch
- 626 pushed to stable branches
Developers
- 85 Developers
- 33 new this year
Random other stats
- 3506 mails on the main Koha list
- 292,857 lines written on #koha IRC channel
(Updated to add another developer)
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Posted on December 17, 2012 at 9:49 am by Chris · Permalink
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on December 18, 2012 at 5:49 am
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Hello Chris, Thanks for the stat. I disagree with this sentence (unfortunately): “Koha in 3.10.0 works with either Zebra or Solr” which is a shortcurt. Koha is know able to switch between search engines but there is a looooot of work to do (zebra refactoring and after only introducing more solr devs) to have more than a poc (or maybe I musunderstand with either xx or yy”).
on December 18, 2012 at 9:08 am
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Well it works fine with Zebra, and you can make it work with Solr by switching the sysprefs. Authorities aren’t yet working with Solr, but a basic search works. Zebra is still the most feature rich in 3.10.0 though you are right.
on January 1, 2013 at 3:02 pm
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