- Who it's for
- Organization owners
- Where it works
- Usage metrics API
Key points
- Adds code review fields to repository reports
- Tracks an addressed rate for each repository
- Breaks comments down by severity and type
- Shows whether reviewers still request changes
Where to use it
- Engineering managementCheck the addressed rate for each repository
What happened
GitHub added code review fields to its Copilot usage metrics API. Each repository row now shows how many Copilot review comments developers acted on, and how many pull requests merged without a later change request from a person.
Why it matters
Administrators can see whether developers act on Copilot's review feedback, which kinds of comments get acted on, and whether custom instructions make a difference. Organizations gain a clearer picture of how the tool is used.
What to do
- Read the new fields if you manage Copilot for your organization.
- Check that the Copilot usage metrics policy is enabled.
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