- The burndown chart was reserving space for the y-axis labels based
on the maximum value in the data. This is wrong. Instead it should
have used the maximum *label*. Consider a graph with a maximum value
of 99, having a width of 2 characters. The graph labels should go up
to 100, not 99, and therefore will take up 3 characters.
- Added discussion of the new burndown.bias configuration variable
to the NEWS file.
- Changed 'major' and 'minor' string names to avoid some clash with
gnu_version_major etc.
- Added missing include for Linux.
- Added new burndown configuration variables to the allowed list.
- Now renders (and wraps if necessary) a chart title, with additional
filter description.
- Removed more redundant code.
- Fixed divide-by-zero bug when the filter resulted in zero matches.
- Made the burndown commands read-only, so that filters apply.
- Completed chart rendering for all three variations.
- Updated assorted documentation.
- Removed most of the obsolete code.
- Not completed:
- find rate calculation/algorithm
- fix rate calculation/algorithm
- completion date algorithm
- Infrastructure rewritten with the following benefits:
- greater performance
- reduced memory footprint
- generalized periods (daily, weekly, monthly)
- Currently graphs do not render, daily chart is still the old implementation
- Implemented burndown.daily, which is functional, but has outstanding
problems that need to be addressed:
- Slow
- Does not optimize output (i.e. contains /\S\s+$/)
- Needs generalized helper functions to reduce the size of the handler
