Processing Times for the NEW Queue

New source packages

These packages are completely new to Debian and therefore need to pass DFSG review.

Graph for new source packagesA GNUplot generated graph which is explained further in the section @SRCNEW@quot;How to read the graphs@SRCNEW@quot; below.3 hours6 hours12 hours1 day2 days3 days4 days1 week2 weeks3 weeks1 month2 months3 months6 months1 year20132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026202750-percentile90-percentile98-percentileTime spent in NEW

New binary packages

Packages need to pass review again if they build additional binary packages.

Graph for new binary packagesA GNUplot generated graph which is explained further in the section @BINNEW@quot;How to read the graphs@BINNEW@quot; below.3 hours6 hours12 hours1 day2 days3 days4 days1 week2 weeks3 weeks1 month2 months3 months6 months1 year20132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026202750-percentile90-percentile98-percentileTime spent in NEW

How to read the graphs

The above graphs visualize the processing times of the NEW queue by upload month. They answer the question: how long did it take for a package which was uploaded in a particular month to be either accepted or rejected?

The graphs have different percentiles for the processing time. The k-percentile is the time that was beaten by k% of the packages which were uploaded to NEW in that month. The 50-percentile is better known as median; half of the packages where processed by that time and half took longer. The red-shaded intervals show the freezes for Debian releases.

If less than k% of the uploads in a month have been processed yet, the k-percentile remains undefined and is not plotted; this is why the graph lines may end a few months early.