Knowledge based PR review.
Whats missing from your Pull requests and who's the most knowledgeable reviewer

Overview

VIZIPI is all about understanding knowledge pertaining to a repository.
How is the knowledge distributed, who has knowledge about the work I have done?
Which parts of the code doesn't have enough knowledge distributed among team members.

The Basics

When you open a Pull request VIZIPI will add a comment with detailed information regarding
the files committed, files not committed and suggest who on your team should review the code based on what they have already done

Details

Open or change a Pull request and VIZIPI will comment with information on what was committed, what might need to be committed and who should review it.

Reviewers

Each team member shown is one that has done work previously in the same area that this Pull request did. Moreover; has done work in areas that are commonly committed when these changes are done, but this Pull request omits.

Match %	Person	Commit Count	Common Files	Uncommitted Rank
100.00%	Adam	42	7	75%
71.43%	Nina	5	5	40%

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Potentially missing

These are files that historically are committed with a subset of what this Pull request has.

File	Common Rate
File1_spec	66.67% 2 out of 3 times

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Committed

Each file committed is listed with its ranking in the repository. That way you can evaluate how risky the commit is.
High commit rate | Unknown to others | High area of affect

File	Rank
File1.js	91.60%

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Notes

• Selecting individual repositories on the access selection page will automatically onboard those repositories with VIZIPI for analysis.
• Selecting All repositories in the access selection page will not onboard any. and you will be expected to add them individually here
• Onboarding time depends on the size of your repository and your GitHub rate limit.