We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve released version 1.7.0 onMay 22, 2020

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New Features

• Target branch filter for statistics and retrospective summary

This release introduces a target branch filter for statistics and the retrospective summary. It allows to restrict the amount of data to be shown by only considering pull requests which targeted a specific branch. With this, you can focus on data you need, e.g. when using GitFlow and having different releases with different target branches:

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• New pull request state distribution statistic in retrospective summary

In the retrospective summary, we now provide a new statistic called “pull request distribution” which shows the number of the pull requests over time across the different statuses they can be in: open, merged and declined:

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This statistic will help your team to see if the pull request load was distributed across the sprint or if there was a lot of work and pull requests at the very end of a sprint, potentially causing a lot of review work which couldn’t be done properly due to the lack of time.

• New statistic with the used programming language in retrospective summary

This release brings a new statistic in the retrospective summary which shows the used programming languages in all pull requests of the chosen time frame with their percentages:

• Improved size visualization including threshold information in retrospective summary

An improved size visualization for the pull requests of the chosen time frame in the retrospective summary is now available which gives you an overview about the amount of added and removed lines, commits, files and pull request comments:

Furthermore, you can now also see the percentage of pull requests that exceed the size threshold if you have configured one.

• Redesign of open pull request list

We completely redesigned the open pull request list. You can now better see the used filters with the labels and the rows are better separated so you can see all important information of a pull request more easily:

• Show used programming language in pull request detail

You can now also see the used programming languages in the modal as well as the top programming language in the link information (e.g., 81% Scala) on the pull request detail page:

This gives you a quick overview of the content of a pull request and allows you to pick the reviewers who are most experienced with the used programming languages.

Bug Fixes

• If a Slack channel is changed from public to private, errors in the Bitbucket server log were generated

If you changed a Slack channel from public to private, the following errors were written to the Bitbucket Server log:

Failed to post message to Slack for teamId=X, channelId=Y) ResourceError{message=channel_not_found, statusCode=502}

As this is not an uncommon operation, we fixed this by deleting the notification so that these messages are not sent and you won’t see errors in the log anymore. If you changed a channel from public to private, please create a new notification setting entry in the app.