Jan 18: 🔖 Annotations and Benchmarks 🔖

🏷 Annotations 🏷

Has a new developer joined your team? Have you implemented CI/CD or a new Slack bot? Want to see how these events effect your metrics?

Now you you’ll be able to add Annotations by clicking the Northstar graphs!

📈 Benchmarks on Graphs 📈

Benchmarks are the simplest way to understand how your organization is doing, and how far it needs to go before it reaches the top. Understanding where your team sits compared to the industry, allows your team to determine what areas need improvements and implement an improvement plan.

You can now see where your team sits across all Haystack users.

Checkout our Benchmarks blog to understand how the industry is doing!

🦊 Integration Page 🪣

Haystack initially integrated with GitHub but, starting in 2022, Haystack will be supporting long-awaited integrations with Gitlab and Bitbucket.

You can use Haystack with multiple GitHub organizations, Bitbucket teams, or Gitlab groups. Additionally, you can mix and match these and Haystack will automatically calculate all parts of your engineering teams in a single UI!

For more information check how to setup self-hosted Github and Gitlab!

💡 Improvements 💡

• Added “git tag contains” option to change failure rate settings
• Git icon added everywhere

🕷 Bug Fixes 🕷

• Fixed bug where month granularity would not show a point in the graph when selecting less than 1 month range
• Fixed bug where changing base branch of a pull request would keep the original history
• Fixed bug where risk limits would not be respected in drill-in tables and sprint timeline.

⏰  In case you missed it  ⏰

• 🦊 Gitlab and Bitbucket 🪣
• 💤 Idle Pull Request Risk 💤
• 👀 Preview Deployment Settings 👀
• 🛠 Inactive Members 🛠
• ⚠️ Finding Risky Pull Requests ⚠️
• 🔐 Security Tab 🔐

Keep up to date with feature releases here!