November release
Towards our aim of ‘optimizing processes, not people’, we excitedly introduce the star of this release: Merge Request Analytics, along with another feature to view greater detailed insights on daily updates.
The vision that drove our updates for this release?
Reducing bottlenecks. Everywhere.
Time-intensive merge and review processes. Idle MRs. Hasty or bulky MRs.
Where ever we could find them. Even in our own website. So we changed the longer, multi-form sign-up...
...And hereafter, you can sign up without address or credit card details—and have the [day period] trial to avail this experience straightaway.
⬆️ Driving action through MR Analytics ⬆️
Measure metrics like cycle time and throughput: Take action using insights quantified as throughput and cycle time, with detailed views for each MR—creator, approval, Jira ticket number, and contributors. Get an MR-wise view across repositories.
Graphs for number of MRs merged and average Cycle Time, grouped by month
View all your open MRs and track them until they are merged: Reduce dependency on reviews and successive implementation by iterating through code quickly: push (or delay) code to production depending on MR risk levels and pending status. View pickup time and nature of work done for each MR.
📈 Detail-driven daily updates 📈
Understand contexts for each change daily with deconstructed specifics for every status - Commits, MRs (merged/open), issues (ongoing/finished), risks, active developers, and more.
👩💻🧑💻 Easier sign up 👩💻🧑💻
w/o credit card, single form; [on Dharin]
💡 Improvements 💡
- Initial job tracking time reduced by [% decrease]
- Added maintenance window flags
- Added search feature to track individual developers from the Developer Dashboard
🛠 Bug Fixes 🛠
Fixed missing commits