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
Welcome to our March 2022 Release Notes – a teaser for what we’re bringing this year at Gitential as we’re growing our team so we can brainstorm even more and deliver lots of useful features for you.
Let’s get to it!
If you have several workspaces or you’re added to one as a collaborator you can either use search option or find it quickly in the new Workspace menu:
We’ve noticed that when tracking remote teams, our users often check their recent commit activity, therefore we made it quick and easily accessible to check thanks to the new Project tab:
Exactly the same story applies to the Pull Request Tab:
Here are a few tips in case you want to:
Now you can see even more detailed insights on your Developers performance!
We extended our previous Developer Scorecard with 3 new tabs – Speed, Quality, and Efficiency. Let us share the news with you that we’re also working on a 4th one!
We also updated the Summary tab with a new chart – Number of commits with or without PR:
This tab is focused on speed KPIs and coding velocity of the Developer.
This tab collects information around coding quality, like churn rates, bug fixes, and tests.
This tab will help you figure out how efficient the code of your Developer is and how much time is spent on specific aspects of it.
We moved Settings navigation from the left side menu to tabs on the top of the page.
We divided each step of the project creation so you don’t have to skip around the page to figure out how to do it. We hope it will be much easier from now on, especially for our new users!
