OpenJDK Backports Monitor: Making Sense of JDK Releases
This page is dedicated to track the maintenance and backporting work in OpenJDK. The reports are generated by JDK Backports Monitor, that queries the Java Bug System (JBS). You can have this data from the JBS itself. These reports simplify maintenance work by presenting the information in the manner convenient for maintainers.
filter-* are the straight queries to JBS filters. These normally need JBS credentials to execute the complex queries, so the dumped reports make the filters accessible for everyone. The alternative list of reports can be found here.
pushes-* are the lists of pushes done to the relevant releases. They are specifically mention the people who did the pushes, not necessarily the authors of the original changes themselves.
orphans-* are the lists of pushes that should have happened, but never actually did. These usually include pushes that are recently approved, but also sometimes list issues that were abandoned after the approval.
label-* are the lists of issues with interesting labels, that are used to track backporting work for some teams.