GitHub Issues
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Following are the various dashboards of GitHub Issues:
Overview shows information about issues in project repositories and who submitted the issues and when. For each commit, information about the corresponding organization is also provided.
Filter lets you filter the dashboard data by author name, organization name, and repository. Select values from the respective drop-down lists, and click Apply changes to filter the dashboard as per selection.
Summary shows the total number of issues, submitters, and repositories for the project.
Issues by Organization Over Time shows a stacked bar graph that represents the number of issues created by organizations per day.
Issues by Status Over Time shows a stacked bar graph that represents the number of open and closed issues over time.
Issues Percentage by Organization shows a doughnut chart that represents the total number of issues created by each organization over time. Mouse over a color (organization) in the chart to see the organization name, total number and percentage of issues.
Issue Submitters Over Time shows a bar graph that shows the number of submitters of issues per day over time.
Issues By Submitters shows a table that lists submitter name, total number of issues raised by the submitter, number of issues that are in open and closed state out of the total issues, number of repositories the submitter worked upon, and average number of days it took to close the issues raised by the submitter.
Issues By Organizations shows a table that organization name, total number of issues raised by the organization, number of issues in open and closed states, number of submitters, and average number of days the it took to close the issues raised by the organization.
Issues By Repositories shows a table that lists project's repository links, total number of issues, number of issues in open and closed states for the repository, number of submitters, and average number of days it took to close the issues. You can select a repository to view its details in GitHub.
Efficiency offers an overall view of understanding and optimizing project efficiency in closing GitHub issues.
Filter lets you filter the project data by organization name, author name, repository name, and repository URL. Select values from the respective drop-down lists, and click Apply changes to filter the dashboard as per selection.
Summary shows a cluster of
Total number of closed issues
Number of submitters whose issues are closed
Number organizations that helped in closing the issues
Repositories of the project to which the closed issues belong to
Number of days it took to close 50 percentage of the issues, and
Number of days it took to close 95 percentage of the issues over time
50th percentile of Time To Close By Repo shows a cluster of top 10 repositories names for which it took most time to close 50% of the issues.
Time to Close shows line graphs that represent number of issues that took certain amount of time to get closed. These time slots are divided into four categories, such as less than 1 day, 1 to 7 days, 7 to 30 days, and more than 30 days. Hover mouse over the graph to view number of of PRs along with the time taken to get merged.
Less than 1 day: The number of pull requests merged in less than one day.
1 to 7 days: The number of pull requests merged in more than one day but less than seven days.
7 to 30 days: The number of pull requests merged in more than seven days but less than thirty days.
More than 30 days: The number of pull requests merged in more than thirty days.
Repositories shows a table that lists repository link, time it took for 50% and 95% of the issues to get closed per repository. Click a repository to navigate to GitHub to view details.
Timing shows information about open and closed issues in time. The dashboard focuses on how long Issues remain open. Statistical information provides closing times and also tables with the latest and the oldest Issues.
Filter lets you filter the dashboard data by author name, organization name, and repository. Select values from the respective drop-down lists, and click Apply changes to filter the dashboard as per selection.
Summary shows the total number of issues, submitters, assignees, average number of days issues in open state have been in open, and average number of days it takes to close issues.
Issues By Status shows a doughnut chart that represents the total number of issues over time by status: closed or open. Mouse over a color in the graph to see the status, the total number of issue for the status, and the date.
Issues By Organization shows doughnut chart that represents the total number of issues (closed and open) by an organization over time. Mouse over a color in the chart to see organization name, total number of issue for the organization, and date.
Median Time Open (Days) shows a graph that represents number of days for which 50% of issues, out of total issues that are created on a particular day, are open.
Submitters Over Time shows line graphs that represent the total number of individual submitters and submitters per organizations over time in the project. Mouse over a color in the graph to see the status, total number of submitters and the date.
Submitters shows a table of submitters and their corresponding number of Issues, Repositories, and Avg. Open Days.
Organizations shows a table that lists organization name, total number of submitters from the organization, number of open and closed issues, and average number of days it took to close the issues per organization.
Repositories shows a table listing repositories, total number of issues per repository along with the number of open and closed issues , and average number of days it took to close the issues per repository.
Backlog focuses on open issues, their accumulated time, and associated organization.
Filter lets you filter the dashboard data by author name, organization name, repository name and URL. Select values from the respective drop-down lists, and click Apply changes to filter the dashboard as per selection.
Summary shows total number of issues in open state, total number of repositories with issues in open state, and average number of days issues have been in open state.
Backlog shows a line graph that represents the number of issues that are open on a particular day. Mouse over a color in the graph to see the total number of issues on a date.
Backlog (Open Issues) shows a table that lists summary, URL, date on which the issue was open, and average number of days the issue was in open state. Click the URL to view details.
Open Issues Statistics Summary shows the total number of Open Issues, Accumulated time in days for Open issues, and Average Time Open per Issue.
Percentage of Issues Opened By Organizations shows a doughnut chart that represents the total number of issues opened per organization. Mouse over a color in the chart to see the total number and percentage of issues raised by an organization.
Issues In Open By Submitters shows a table that lists name of the submitter, total number of issues raised by the submitter, number of repositories the submitter worked upon, and average number of days the issues were in open state per submitter.
Issues In Open By Organization shows a table that lists name of the organization, total number of issues submitted by the organization, number of submitters from the organization, and average number of days the issues were in open state per organization.
