What Goes in a Release: Kubernetes 1.14 in Code, Conversations, and Hearts
summary
Analysis of the Kubernetes 1.14 release (running Jan 7–Mar 23) uses GitHub, Slack, mailing-list and CI logs to show concrete scale: about 2,047 PRs and ~1,038 issues opened, roughly 317 distinct contributors, ~12M lines added and ~6M removed (net +5.5M LOC), average PR ~15 commits, ~6,000 unique files touched and ~2,200 test files. CI shows 1,125 distinct jobs and ~161k test runs in two weeks (~123k build hours); Slack spans 267 public channels and ~180,000 summarized conversations tying many threads back to GitHub.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:26Intro
- 2:48The data
- 4:29The fine print
- 10:09Who are these people?
- 11:18Github in words
- 14:11Slack words
- 16:26Email
- 17:31Real-time
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