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Quality Metrics

Evaluate code quality and review practices through PR size, review depth, and rework signals.

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Draft Pull Requests

Draft PRs are a valuable tool for teams to collaborate early in the development process and maintain clear differentiation between work-in-progress and ready-for-review pull requests.

New Code Metric

New Code measures the percentage of added lines relative to total code changes in merged pull requests across the selected time range.

PR Maturity Metric

PR Maturity measures the proportion of a pull request that remained unchanged after submission, indicating how stable it was during the review process.

PR Size Metric

Measures the average number of lines added, modified, and deleted per pull request across the selected time range.

PRs Merged Without Review Metric

Measures the average number of pull requests merged without recorded review activity, normalized per day across the selected time range.

Quality Metrics

Purpose. Quality Metrics measure code health and review rigor. They help you understand whether pull requests are reviewed effectively, how risky changes may be, and how much rework or refactoring is…

Refactor Metric

Refactor measures the percentage of modified lines relative to total code changes in merged pull requests across the selected time range.

Review Depth Metric

Review Depth measures the average number of review comments per merged pull request, indicating the level of review activity during the development process.

Rework Metric

Rework measures the percentage of code changes modified after review activity in merged pull requests across the selected time range.

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