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Summary provides a high-level metrics about each data source for which the project is configured. Following are activities for quick navigation:
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Following dashboards are displayed under Technical Metrics:
shows analytic overview of git commits for a selected time range. Default time range is Last 90 Days. You can to view data for the selected time range.
Clicking Go To Overview and View All takes you to the respective dashboard of page.
Commits shows the following information:
Lines Of Code Changed represents total number of lines changed—added, updated, and deleted—for a selected time range.
Commits represents total number of commits for a selected time range.
Contributors represents the number of contributors for the project
No Of Sub Projects represents total number of sub projects (added git repositories) under a project.
Repositories represents total number of repositories of the project. This includes the number of repositories of sub projects.
Top 10 Companies By Commits shows a doughnut chart that represents **** top ten companies that contribute most to the project.
Gerrit shows total number of changesets (both open and closed), number of open changestes, average time in hours to merge changesets, average time in days for first review of changeset, and total number of approved changesets for a selected time range.
GitHub shows total number of pull requests (both open and closed), number of open pull requests, average time in hours to merge pull requests, and average time in hours pull requests were open for a selected time range.
Top 10 Contributors By PRs (for GitHub) **** or Top 10 Contributors By Changesets (for Gerrit) **** lists the top ten individuals—that contribute most to the project— by name, total number of pull requests or changestes, and percentage of commits out of the total number of commits by the community.
Top 10 Companies By PRs (for GitHub) **** or Top 10 Companies By Changesets (for Gerrit) **** shows a doughnut chart that represents **** top ten companies that contribute most to the project.
Mouse over a color in the doughnut chart to view company name and number of commits made by the company.
Jira shows total number issues that includes both open and closed issues, total number of submitters, number of open issues, average time in days the issues are open, and time in days for which a stacked area chart compares the number of issues and unique contributors per calendar period.
GitHub Issues shows total number issues that includes both open and closed issues, total number of submitters, number of open issues, average time in days the issues are open and average time in days the issues took to be resolved.
Bugzilla shows total number issues that includes both open and closed issues, total number of submitters, number of open issues, total time in days the issues are open, and time in days issues took to be closed.
Top 10 Contributors By Issues Submitted lists the top ten individuals— that contribute most to the project— by name, total number of issues, and percentage of issues out of the total number of issues submitted by the community members.
Top 10 Companies By Issues Submitted shows a doughnut chart that represents top ten companies that contribute most to the project.
Following an example of Issue Management overview section for a project that uses Jira, GitHub Issues, and Bugzilla to manage issues:
Top 10 Jobs lists the top ten jobs by name, number, and percentage.
Build Results for Jenkins and Jobs Results for CircleCI shows a doughnut chart that represents total number of builds for all the build results, such as Success, Failure, Unstable, and Aborted. Click a result to exclude the data. Click again to include.
Top 10 images By Pull Count lists the top ten pulls by name, number, and percentage.
Top 10 images By Star Count lists the top ten stars by name, number, and percentage.
Top 10 Contributors By Commits lists the top ten individuals—that contribute most to the project— by name, total number of lines of codes changed that includes lines of codes added and modified, number and percentage of commits. Click View All to navigate to the page.
Mouse over a color in the chart to view company name and number of commits made by the company. Click a company name to exclude company data. Click again to add the company data. Following is an example:
shows analytic overview of pull request information of GitHub repositories and/or information about changesets and patchsets per changeset for Gerrit.
Clicking Go To Overview and View All under Gerrit takes you to the respective table/graph/chart of section.
Clicking Go To Overview and View All under Gerrit takes you to the respective table/chart/graph of section.
Click a company name to exclude company data. Click again to add the company data. Following is an example:
shows analytic overview of issue management platforms used by a project, such as Jira, GitHub Issues, and Bugzilla.
Clicking Go To Overview and View All under Jira takes you to the respective table/chart/graph of section.
Clicking Go To Overview and View All under Github Issues takes you to the respective table/chart/graph of section.
Clicking Go To Overview and View All under Bugzilla takes you to the respective table/chart/graph of section.
Mouse over a color in the doughnut chart to view company name and number of commits made by the company. Click a company name to exclude company data. Click again to add the company data. Following is an example:
**** shows an analytic overview of the number of total builds, jobs, failed builds, job categories, and average build duration in minutes. Clicking Go To Overview and View All under CI/CD takes you to the respective table/chart/graph of and sections respectively.
shows total number of median pulls, average stars for images, increase number in pull count, and star counts for DockerHub. Clicking Go To Overview and View All opens the respective table/chart/graph of section.
