If you have a team of software engineers and want to move them to Mac, you will need to consider a number of things before you do so.
Here’s what’s new in our January 2023 Release Notes:
* Tables Columns Sorting Improved
* Reconcile Commits Count Between KPI Card and the Table
* Efficiency Tab Improvements and Efficiency KPI Cards Align
Hello Gitential Community,
As the year is coming to an end, we’re going through revision of new features, improvements and refactoring of ideas, along with testing, digging, and general clean up.
That said, let’s share what we’ve handled over the last month!
What’s new:
As our on-prem clients leverage their Gitential applications more and more, they are bringing in more data to analyze. The Gitential team is stepping up to improve the data processing and user workflow to accommodate this larger volume of data.
We received reports of Jira data inconsistencies in the Gitential application. We have improved our Jira integration which will address the concerns raised. Users who were seeing issues around Jira User data will also see that this is revoled, specifically in the Project Summary tab.
Aesthetics with regard to the KPI cards for Efficiency has been improved. Users will now see a more consistent format throughout the Gitential application.
The Churn calculation has undergone an overhaul and we have improved it to be accurate to a finer degree now.
We’ve noticed that even though we were presenting you the total number of commits, sometimes it wasn’t aligned well with the Commits table, so we’ve looked into it to make sure all the data makes sense when compared.
Users have reported instances of the scheduled refresh of repositories not completing for all repositories. Adjustments have been made to the refresh process to address this issue.
An issue was reported about the Pull Request table being unresponsive in some circumstances.
This has been addressed and users will no longer encounter this issue.
Users making leveraging Azure Boards encountered an issue when connecting to Azure DevOps.
The problem has been identified and this will no longer be an issue.
We know that December is busy time in companies, full of summarizing, regrouping and planning for the next year, and it’s nothing different at Gitential!
This will be our last update for this year.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with questions or suggestions.
Don’t be shy, we love to hear the feedback.
Given this is our last update of the year, we want to take this opportunity to wish you a wonderful holiday season, an amazing New Year and, a healthy and happy 2023! Cheers!
This month we continue our journey to improving our analytics, performance, as well as UX/UI side of the app.
If you have any improvement idea, feel free to share it with us.
