Our new Slack integration enables alerts from the Targets feature. Learn how to connect your Slack account to Waydev below.
Step 1: Navigate to Settings, in the Project submenu.
Step 2: In the lower-left side of the page, click the Alerts Channel Configuration button.
Step 3: In the modal, insert your Slack webhook URL. After you insert your Slack webhook URL, click Submit Changes. Done!
We’ve launched our integration with Jira adding the Sprints feature which helps engineering managers who struggle with planning work and executing their sprints. The Sprints feature provides a way to visualize if your sprint is at risk.
The Sprints feature answers questions like:
The Repositories Stats feature provides you with a straightforward table view of your repositories’ stats, so you can visualize and analyze your engineers’ output from a repository-level point of view. You can rearrange the columns by dragging the column header. You can sort any stat by clicking on the column header. Search for a repository with the search box on the right side of the table.
Select the number of rows displayed from the "Show rows" drop-down. Customize column visibility by selecting/ deselecting stats from the "Column visibility" drop-down list. By default, all the stats are selected.
You can download the table created as an Excel table, PDF document, or even print it right from the Waydev app using the buttons on the upper left side of the table.
The Repositories Stats feature allows users to filter by team, repositories, and date range. You can find the Repositories Stats feature in the Reports submenu.
You can set a new stats timezone and all the stats will be converted according to the selected timezone. For example, if you select UTC, all the stats will be converted according to the UTC timezone.
If you select Local, commit stats will be converted according to the local time of execution, and pull requests will be converted to the UTC timezone.
If you select Custom, you will be able to select any timezone from the drop-down.
By default, commits are displayed according to the local time of execution, and pull requests are displayed according to the UTC timezone. You can find this feature in the Settings page, under the Project submenu.
You can now hide weekend days from the Work Log by toggling on the Disable Weekends checkbox.
Developer Performance and Team Performance provide you with a highly customizable table view of your engineers' and teams' stats, as well as total stats. You can rearrange the columns, sort any stat, customize column visibility, and download your custom table.
You can rearrange the columns by dragging the column header. You can sort any stat by clicking on the column header. Select the number of rows displayed from the "Show rows" drop-down. Search for an engineer with the search box on the right side of the table.
Customize column visibility by selecting/ deselecting stats from the "Column visibility" drop-down list. By default, all the stats are selected.
You can download the table created as an Excel table, PDF document, or even print it right from the Waydev app using the export button on the upper right side of the table.
The Developer Performance page allows users to filter by teams, repositories, and date range. You can find the Developer Performance page in the One-to-one submenu.
You can rearrange the columns by dragging the column header. You can sort any stat by clicking on the column header. Select the number of rows displayed from the "Show rows" drop-down. Search for an engineer with the search box on the right side of the table.
Customize column visibility by selecting/ deselecting stats from the "Column visibility" drop-down list. By default, all the stats are selected.
You can download the table created as an Excel table, PDF document, or even print it right from the Waydev app using the export button on the upper right side of the tab.
The Team Performance page allows users to filter by repositories and date range. You can find the Team Performance page in the Reports submenu.
Manual cloning process – Start cloning the data whenever you want
Ignored Commits Based on Message content
You can set a custom regex to ignore commits with a message that matches the regex you set. For example, if you set the setting to "/\bweb\b/i", Waydev will ignore all the commits which contain the word "web" in the commit message.
Choose the hour to start processing the data
Include merges into reports - By default, we don't include merges into our reports, but if you want to see them, you can toggle including merges on.
Ignore commits with more LoC - By default, we ignore commits with more than 8000 LoC, but if you want to change this number, you can do it from the Settings page.
Custom Churn time: now you can adjust the time frame for Churn code, Legacy Refactor & Helping Others according to your sprint duration. It's set as default for 21 days, but if your sprints are not two weeks long, you can set a custom time frame from the settings page.
Ignore custom extensions: Some companies have custom extensions in their work, now you can also select which extensions you want Waydev to ignore when analyzing your codebase.
We've worked on an Auto-merge tool to save you from the pain of looking through an entire list of engineers. It automatically compares your engineers' profiles and prompts you to confirm a merge between two profiles of the same engineer.
For better usability, we've split our Integrations page into two different pages. Now you can connect with more accounts from the same Git provider on the Integrations page.
We improved the way users view the Impact so it translates better into business value. Total Impact is now displayed as an Impact average of the active days. Engineers' Impact is now displayed as a multiple of the average Impact.
Therefore, the average will be 1x, and everything higher or lower will be displayed as a multiple:
We added more data to be pulled through our API: Throughput and Productive Throughput.
We added a new feature in Waydev where you can check the activity of your engineers.
The percentages on the top of the columns represent the ratio of inactive engineers to total engineers. For example, on Monday, 17 Feb, 22% of the Back-end team's engineers did not commit any code.
You can find the Activity feature in the Daily Standups submenu.