Daily Digest update

Daily Digest update

Making a long-lasting improvement to working habits is impossible without a strong feedback loop. With that in mind, we’ve built our Daily Digest — a Slack update aligned with your daily stand-up meeting that provides a brief summary of pull requests, issues, and working agreements that need your team’s attention, while keeping the noise level to a minimum.

Now it’s even more actionable and concise:

  • Take action: see pull requests waiting for review & ready for merge
  • Draft, in-progress, as well as closed PRs, are not shown
  • Stale and Old pull requests are highlighted
  • See the number of open vs. completed tasks for issues in progress

Set up your digest in Settings. Make sure to select your team’s main Slack channel for better visibility. We’re eager to hear your feedback, feel free to send us a message using the chat bubble in the bottom right corner of the app.

Other improvements

  • Weekends are now excluded for pull requests marked as Stale in the Daily Digest
  • Pull request review time chart now shows the target you have chosen when setting up a new working agreement
  • Contributor management improvements
  • Improvements to y-axis labels for review time chart

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