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Are BUG_RATIO and DISCOVERY_RATIO fundamentally different, or could we simplify our lives by having a single ratio for “new work”? Does treating them separately give us some benefit? Greater accuracy?
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// TODO: Should we use a compounding formula to account for tickets that get created and
// then cause new tickets themselves, e.g. bugs introduced by the new features? If so,
// should we treat the two ratios differently, since more bugs tend to be created by
// feature tickets and bugs usually don't take as long as features?
Are BUG_RATIO and DISCOVERY_RATIO fundamentally different, or could we simplify our lives by having a single ratio for “new work”? Does treating them separately give us some benefit? Greater accuracy?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: