Brian Grinstead
Brian Grinstead
Thanks for sending this in! I think that providing a default could make it even easier to use, and the URL seems reasonable. What do you think about also tacking...
The idea was to prevent unintentional queuing. If you specifically _didn't_ want a GET request to be queued, you would be using `$.ajax` anyway, and if you wanted to queue...
I'm OK with not including method if you feel strongly about it - I haven't used the default queue behavior, so it was just speculating that `method` would be an...
Sounds like a good plan. Let's just go with URL for now, and if you can add some documentation about it that would be great. I think `getq` and `postq`...
This needs some though about how it interacts with Filters (i.e. metabug filters)
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It seems like the risk evolution graph is doing this correctly - the two graphs below should act the same way. Though, there's one bug from 2020-11-20 (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1629140) and one...
I think the problem is that we are including active bugs in the filters, but then showing them by creation_date. So if a bug that got fixed was opened a...
> The risk summary one happens to work because it clamps to 2 months. This was incorrect. The riskiness chart does actually already group by `date` at https://github.com/mozilla/bugbug/blob/7b0781af79f9f6b01e4658da26890c6b9e8c392c/ui/changes/src/index.js#L430 which is...
Caveat that I'm just paging this back in so this may not be representative of the state today. But I think part of the problem is that when looking at,...