analyze the code review process and find the most active reviewers. |
Contributions Report shows the activity in pull requests: tasks, comments, needs work/approved/declined statuses. It allows you to analyze the code review process from different perspectives.
Below on the page, you'll learn:
For easier navigation, use the Table of Contents at the top-right of the page.
Contributions Report is available both on the project and repository levels. To view Contributions Report:
In Group by, select whose contributions you want to analyze: of pull requests authors, reviewers, or other participants.
When you browse a report grouped by reviewer or participant, the circles show contributions of reviewers/participants in all pull requests that were created within the selected time frame. The report grouped by author works in another way: the circles show contributions of other people (reviewers and participants) in pull requests created by an author. E.g. if you select comments as a goal:
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The report is made up of the Contributions graph and the list of pull requests.
A circle can represent a day, a week, a month, a quarter, or a year depending on the length of a chosen time span. The bigger a circle is the bigger the number of contributions made in that period. People with the biggest number of contributions are on the top of the list.
Below the graph, you can see the list of pull requests.
Initially, it shows all pull requests included in the report. Click a circle or a name to see related pull requests. To go back to viewing the details of all pull requests, click in the blank space on the graph.
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