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Just walking through reading it but here is a interesting study by the University of Victoria on code review processes in Open Source Projects.

http://opensource.mit.edu/papers/Rigby2006TR.pdf

Some of the research questions are:

    What types of review does a project use?
    Why are patches rejected?
    Who performs the review?
    When are reviews performed?
    How long do reviews take to perform?

Etc.

There is a ton of interesting data in the study from a breakdown of the Linux “Pyramid of Trust” method, two reviewer model that Mozilla uses to the voting model used by Apache.

Well worth the read.

Comments (0) Posted by campsean on Tuesday, July 17th, 2007


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