In this release, we've added the capability to export the data with the pull requests statistics via the REST API endpoints. Using the Awesome Graphs’ REST API queries, you will get the number of pull requests on global, user, project, and repository level, grouped by their state, with speed outperforming the Bitbucket’s REST API.
You can access the REST API documentation at the People page by clicking on Export and then REST API. Awesome Graphs' REST API provides access to resources (data entities) via URI paths. To access the REST API, your application will make an HTTP request and parse the response. Read more about the REST API Pull Requests Statistics resources.
Export to CSV: Last Updated Date Value for Pull Requests Lists
We have also increased the detalization of the data exported via the Export to CSV feature by adding the Last Updated Date value to the list. It indicates the last time the state of pull request was changed, or a commit was added but is not affected by comments. This lets you
see the Resolution Time and monitor pull requests' health
find the pull requests that got stuck and address timely
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