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The path from a bug being fixed to it being released is a multi-step process. First, the package maintainer must update the package version and run bloom to create a new release. Then, the released package is built on the ROS build farm, and goes into the testing repository. When the testing repository is stable, the updated packages in the testing repository are synchronized to the public repository.

I suspect you're actually asking about the final sync step. There is no set schedule. @tfoote does these when all of the packages for a particular ROS distro are built and stable.

The build status for Hydro is available at: http://www.ros.org/debbuild/hydro.html . You can get the build status for other distros by replacing 'hydro' with 'indigo' or 'groovy'.

The package maintainers occasionally coordinate on the ros-release mailing list about package releases and syncs, and the synchronization announcements are made on the ros-users mailing list.