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We were actually toying with the idea of showing vertical lines for releases on the various charts. So for example: # of open issues over time, and you can see
by liorgrossman 6y ago
We were actually toying with the idea of showing vertical lines for releases on the various charts.
So for example: # of open issues over time, and you can see if it correlates with a major release.
Identifying user satisfaction automatically is more tricky (sentiment analysis, which would be amazing, but we don't have the resources to do that well).
For now, one of the things we might do is to ask people to specify a version whenever they rate/review a package (or somehow deduce that automatically based on the date of review, which would not be as accurate...)
- aflag 6y agoWhen a user rates a library, they should really be rating a version of it (even if the latest is always assumed). As time passes and new releases are made, ratings over time could indicate whether the project is getting better or worse.
- liorgrossman 6y agoWow, showing a graph of user ratings over time would be amazing (once we have enough data)