Data from Ubuntu 12.10 + 13.04 is not present
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Bug Description
1. Go to <https:/
2. Set "Showing error reports from release" to "Ubuntu 12.10" or "Ubuntu 13.04".
What happens:
1. The graph goes back to mid-2014.
2. An error appears, "No Data Available."
What should happen:
1. The graph goes back to early 2012.
2. The graph and table for the chosen release are shown.
This is because at some point in 2014, the data from 2012 and 2013 were archived to save disk space on the production database, and they have not yet been re-merged into the production database.
This makes it harder to see whether we are improving reliability of Ubuntu over time. We can see that, for example, 14.04 LTS is not as reliable as 12.04 LTS, but we can't compare interim releases like 12.10 vs. 14.10 or 13.04 vs. 15.04.
This is subject to an RT ticket somewhere, but I'm reporting it here so that it doesn't get forgotten.
According to a public post by Brian Murray, this should now have been fixed. /lists. ubuntu. com/archives/ ubuntu- devel/2016- April/039308. html>
<https:/
Unfortunately, when I follow the original steps to reproduce I still get the same result: “No Data Available.” for 12.10 or 13.04.