New developer productivity metric: A new developer productivity metric is now supported, Code Review Efficiency, providing insight into development activity. Code review efficiency measures how effectively the code review process identifies defects before the code is merged into the main codebase. The new insight helps to ensure high code quality and reduces the number of new defects introduced to production, enabling teams to optimize workflow and improve efficiency.

October 30th

Productivity Metrics now available: DevOps Intelligence now offers Productivity Metrics including these metrics:

Commit Frequency

Pull Request Size

Pull Request Time to Merge

Pull Request Review Velocity

These metrics enable insight into application and individual developer activity, which is critical to optimizing workflow effectiveness and efficiency. Support of these metrics enhances the ability of Development managers to assess the health of existing development processes. Developers and testers also benefit by performing self-assessment of developer work patterns and commit habits.

October 9th

GitHub Actions now supported for DevOps Intelligence Deploy: DevOps Intelligence has expanded support of GitHub Actions to Include Deploy.

September 11th

E-mail IDs no longer masked: Contributor IDs or Contributor names (depending on the Development tool) are now included on the Develop Detail page as a standard presentation. The option to mask this data has been removed.

July 31st

SonarQube Enterprise Edition now supported: DevOps Intelligence has expanded tool support to include SonarQube Enterprise Edition, accommodating your DevOps stable of tools.

QMetry now supported: DevOps Intelligence has expanded tool support to include QMetry for test management, accommodating your DevOps stable of tools.

New test category, Blocked
, supported: DevOps Intelligence now supports Blocked
test cases, expanding report statuses to include test cases that could not be performed because of any blockers.

May 5th

Streamlined application onboarding workflow: Onboarding technical services into DevOps intelligence is significantly easier with a new application onboarding mechanism. Users can now create applications and provide associated metadata in a single pane and then onboard relevant technical services as part of a new, seamless workflow.

Environment filter now available for Deploy: Users can now filter deploy data by environment, enabling a more focused data set.

May 1st

Release Management Dashboard parameter drill-down: The Release Management feature now supports a drill-down capability to expose details of all release parameters for each release, enabling a more thorough analysis.

UI for Tool Mapper creation: DevOps Intelligence now supports creating tool mappers in the UI, providing a more efficient method of pushing data to DevOps Intelligence and leveraging the bring your own tools mechanism.

April 3rd

DevOps Editions to be consolidated: DevOps has withdrawn support of multiple price list editions and now supports only one edition, Single Edition. Tenant owners have been notified separately through email regarding this migration.

March 27th

Release comparison available in Release Management: The release manager can now make decisions based on improvements from the previous release. Characteristics of the current release such as code coverage, unclassified bugs and skipped tests etc. are measured and compared to those in the previous release. An improved or degraded rating is accordingly assigned, for example, 30% improvement in code coverage.

February 21st

Release parameters can now be configured by users in Release Management: DevOps Intelligence Release Management now supports the configuring of application release parameter values such as maximum number of critical bugs, Code Coverage, and Failed Functional Tests, etc. This new capability provides customized insight for release managers making go/no-go decisions for each application at each release, maximizing production quality. This extended support is possible because of the introduction of a new role, Release Manager, which enables release management for individual applications. Users assigned the Admin role can configure release parameters at the tenant level.

Elite category now supported for DORA Benchmarking: DORA has introduced a new benchmarking category, Elite, which is supported by DevOps Intelligence. This new category provides enhanced insight into your organization’s comparative performance.

January 24th

Reports can now be downloaded for Develop pages: DevOps Intelligence now enables users to download data on the Develop dashboard. The user can download data in Excel format and send reports to those who do not have access to DevOps Intelligence or want to perform additional analysis on the consolidated Develop dataset.

January 17th

DevOps Intelligence is extending its enhancements on Secure in SDLC: New out of the box support of Qualys for Container Security and CodeQL for open-source license compliance provides broader and deeper Secure support.

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