Here's the bug database report since the last AGM (12 months):

GNATS statistics for 2025 (as of June  6 2026)

New PRs this year: 880, of which 578 are still open.
Closed PRs this year: 445. Net change: +435. 
Total PRs touched this year: 946.
Oldest PR touched this year: 5514.
Oldest open PR: 1677; PR ignored for the longest: 4691.

Total number open: 7313
 
(Recall that this isn't github: in NetBSD "PR" means "problem report",
not "pull request".)
 
This is the weekly plot:
 
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If anyone was wondering, the oldest open PR (PR 1677) is about a
panic in unionfs. This is unfortunately still current. The most
untouched PR (PR 4691) is about ECC memory handling on sun3.
 
Anyhow, here are the people who've been fixing the most bugs, as
counted by commit messages found in PRs closed during the year.
 
  10  skrll@netbsd.org
  14  martin@netbsd.org
  15  bsiegert@netbsd.org
  18  gutteridge@netbsd.org
  23  jkoshy@netbsd.org
  27  kre@netbsd.org
  29  dmcmahill@netbsd.org
  50  nia@netbsd.org
  53  wiz@netbsd.org
 105  riastradh@netbsd.org
 
This list always has a very long tail, and the difference between
being on it and not is only one commit. This year there were 55 people
who fixed or helped fix at least one bug report, down a bit from last
year. Thanks to one and all.
 
And here are those who've been processing pullups for bugs, according
to the same analysis:
 
   1  snj@netbsd.org (releng)
   2  bsiegert@netbsd.org (releng)
   2  jdc@netbsd.org (releng)
   4  bouyer@netbsd.org (releng)
  16  maya@netbsd.org (releng)
 127  martin@netbsd.org (releng)
 
Note that this reflects pullups specifically linked into gnats, not
all releng work. Nonetheless, it remains heavily skewed. Many, many,
many thanks, Martin.