I've updated the bug tide graph I made in 2016 with today's data. The source code and details are here .
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On the MySQL Bugs website there are some tide stats available. These show rate of bug creation. I've put them in a graph: I made these with this IPython Notebook . There are more detailed graphs per version in the notebook. Update: The version in the notebook now uses the same range for the Y axis and has a marker for the GA dates of each release.
MySQL Bugs On Dolphins, Panda's and Bugs Like any good OpenSource project the MySQL Bugs website is open for anyone to search through. This ofcourse doesn't include the security bugs. There is a second collection of bugs in the My Oracle Support and these bugs are only accesseble by customers with a support contract. Even when I have access to MOS I still prefer to use the community bugs site. For service requests etc. I would use MOS. The openness of the bugs database is one of the topic the IOUG MySQL Council discusses with Oracle. The bugs database has more to offer than just information about initial bugs: Bugs Statistics : This has a big matrix with components and states, some per developer stats and some totals (Did you known the fastest bug closure was 9 seconds?). Bugs Tide This gives you per month statistics. For both there are some filter option for version and whether to include feature requests. ...