High Risk Commits
Risk is a measure of how likely a commit is to cause problems (code quality/stability). It is calculated based on the size of the commit, how the changes are spread across the code base, and how serious the changes are.
Where to find it
- Delivery > PR Insights
- Health > Insights
Interpretation
- High number of High-Risk Commits often points to complex and potentially unstable development activity. These commits typically involve significant or sensitive code changes that may introduce technical debt or system instability.
- It may also indicate process issues such as inadequate planning, weak code reviews, or rushed development. This pattern can raise concerns around quality, maintenance burden, and long-term system reliability.
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Updated about 1 month ago