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From: Elisa Rossi <[email protected]>
To: Jean Dupont <[email protected]>
Cc: IT Team <[email protected]>
Subject: Code Quality Metrics from Last Sprint
Hi Jean,
I wanted to share the code quality metrics from our last sprint. Here are the key numbers:
1. Code coverage improved by 10%, now at 85%.
2. The number of code review comments increased by 20%, indicating more thorough reviews.
3. The average time to resolve code review comments decreased by 15%, now averaging 2 days per comment.
4. We had 3 technical debts identified, compared to 5 in the previous sprint.
5. The number of code smells detected by our static analysis tool decreased by 25%, with a total of 15 code smells.
These metrics suggest that our code quality is improving, but there's still room for growth. Let’s discuss these in our next sprint retrospective and identify further improvements we can make.
Best,
Elisa
Which number indicates an improvement in code quality according to the metrics from the last sprint?
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