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Completed Pull Requests

Identify sudden changes in your software development team's habits to spot potential bottlenecks with this completed pull request metric template.

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Completed Pull Requests

Identify sudden changes in your software development team's habits to spot potential bottlenecks with this completed pull request metric template.

Use Completed Pull Requests Metric
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Understand the Completed Pull Requests Metric Template

The completed pull requests metric template calculates the total number of merged pull requests in a given time frame.

How to Use the Completed Pull Requests Metric Template 

The completed pull requests KPI is a quantitative measure that can help detect a sudden change of habit in the team which would lead to further investigations. For instance:

  • If the number of completed PRs dropped: This may be due to a productivity slowdown, a delay in reviews, or because the team is currently working on larger issues.
  • The number of completed PRs surged recently: This may be due to a series of small security PRs (library updates), the team working on smaller issues (UI adjustments), or perhaps something counterproductive, like issuing successive patch PRs without sufficient testing.

Looking to Monitor Your Own Completed Pull Requests?

As a software engineer, you may want to track this metric at an individual level to track your own completion pipe. This version of the template comes with a filter automatically applied to allow you to monitor your own completed Pull Requests.

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