Code Review iCube enables users to create ad-hoc reports to understand the code review cycle. Using this iCube, project executives will be able to get insights into time taken for code reviews. It also helps in keeping track of the code changes.
Note: This iCube supports Bitbucket and GitLab source system.
Attribute | Description |
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Branch Name | Name of the branch on which pull request is initiated |
Calendar Date | Gregorian calendar date displayed in the format 'M/D/YYYY' |
Calendar Month | Gregorian calendar month displayed in the format 'Mon YYYY' |
Calendar Quarter | Gregorian calendar quarter displayed in the format 'Q# YYYY' |
Calendar Week | Gregorian calendar week displaying the week number. For example, W21, W22. |
Calendar Year | Gregorian calendar year displayed in the format YYYY |
Date | The date on which the code was committed |
First Reaction Date | The earliest date on which a reviewer gave reaction for a PR |
Project Name | Name of the project to which code is being developed |
Pull Request ID | ID for the pull request |
Pull Request Reviewer | Name of the reviewer for the pull request |
Repository Name | Name of the repository which holds the code |
Metric | Description | Formula/Condition | Expected Value |
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Time to First Reaction (Hours) | Duration from when the pull request was created to the time when the reviewer first reacted | [Time to First Reaction] / 3600 | Closer to 0 is ideal |
Response Count | Indicative of the response of the reviewer | Case(IsNull([Time to First Reaction (Hours)]), 0, 1) | 1 or 0 |
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