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we currently have a buildbot step which counts occurrences of the word "TODO" in the source tree.
It would be great if it could also count how many occur in each file, and then display a list of files sorted by number-of-TODOs. With links that take you to the specific instances. Ideally this would point into our trac source-browser, by generating HTML with hrefs.
I did the grep myself just now, and was surprised by how many are in webish, storage, and interfaces.py . If it were continually obvious how many there were, we might experience some more pressure to resolve them.
I'd like to see this as part of the coverage reports.
(Also for "FIXME".)