New Chart – Closed Trac Tickets
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Introducing the Closed WordPress Trac Tickets chart. Historical chart displaying the total number of Trac tickets for each major WordPress version.
Source
The chart is based on the data from WordPress Core Trac displaying the number of issues solved by the developers.
Insights
Only two versions passed the 1,000 closed Trac tickets. And only four versions had over 750 closed tickets.
WordPress 3.0 has the highest number of closed Trac tickets: 1,222 tickets. WordPress 5.0 has the lowest number of closed Trac tickets: 167 tickets.
Have other insights? Share them in the comments area below!
Special thanks to John Blackbourn that inspired me to release this chart. For in-depth track tickets see John’s WordPress Developments Stats.
Rami Yushuvaev
I'm a fullstack developer, a blogger and an entrepreneur. I contribute to open source projects. Creator of ChartsCSS.org, GenerateWP.com, DisplayWP.com and many other projects. I work mainly with Israeli startups, providing development services.
Do you have the code for this on github? I want to fork and create a chart to show opened tickets vs closed tickets to get a sense of whether the total # of unresolved tickets is increasing or decreasing over time. I have some minor contributions to WordPress and my goal for the next several months is to help resolve some of the oldest tickets still unresolved.
Hi Kevin,
The site is not open-sourced but the data is.
You can pull the data using the following REST-API routes:
* https://displaywp.com/wp-json/data/v1/version/54
* https://displaywp.com/wp-json/data/v1/version/53
* https://displaywp.com/wp-json/data/v1/version/52
* https://displaywp.com/wp-json/data/v1/version/51
* https://displaywp.com/wp-json/data/v1/version/50
* each version back to 0.7
See “
development->closed_trac_tickets“.