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2 years ago

AI Code Monitor Beta V3.8: Status check, Date picker, Pagination, Link to merge developers

Here's the latest video release notes: https://youtu.be/OS0ltMvfpe8

In the current release, we have implemented a few customer-centric features, which are explained below:

1) Status check in Settings area: When enabled, status checks of pull requests that don’t meet the rules will be marked as “failed” in GitHub. You can keep this disabled as well.


2) Date picker at Repository group: You can now select the date range to view the charts displaying the Overall, Pure & Blended stats based on the date range selected. So, in case you are doing your Sprint retrospective, you could select the last 2 weeks and evaluate the GenAI usage at your Repository group levels.


3) Date picker at Dashboard: You can select the date range and view the GenAI charts for Overall, Pure & Blended based on the date range selected. This shows the stats at the Organization level. User can select: 

  • Last 7 days
  • Last 14 days (This is default)
  • Last 30 days
  • Last 90 days
  • Last 365 days
  • All time

4) Increase pagination from 20 to 50: This will help a Dev Manager or tech lead view more developer names under each Developer group


5) Add a link to Merge Developers page: This will help a Dev manager or Tech lead easily navigate to merging the duplicate developer names


6) As always, under the hood we made improvements in accuracy, including more varied human data in training set

Avatar of authorMatt Van Itallie