Repository analytics

The analytics page gathers activity for a single repository into one dashboard: how many people are contributing, how often code is pushed and merged, how your pipelines are doing, and how much delivery work has closed. Every widget is scoped to a time range you choose, and several focused views let you drill into git traffic, contributors, pipelines, and rate-limit activity.

Where to find it

URL: gitvetrix.com/{owner}/{repo}/analytics
Navigation: Open a repository and select Analytics in the repository sidebar.

The Analytics tab appears only when you have write or admin access to the repository. If you open the URL without that access, the page shows an Analytics unavailable message explaining that you do not have permission to view analytics for this repository.

Choose a time range

Every widget on the page follows one time range, set with the range picker in the top-right corner.

Select a preset: Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or Last 90 days. The dashboard refreshes for the range you pick.
Select Custom to set an exact window. From and To date-and-time fields appear; pick a start and an end and the widgets refresh.
When you first open the page, it shows the Last 14 days. Because that window is not one of the presets, the picker shows Custom with the dates already filled in.

The range you choose is kept in the page address, so you can bookmark or share a link that opens the same window.

Read the summary metrics

Four cards across the top summarize the selected range:

Contributors — the number of people who were active in the repository.
Pipeline pass rate — the share of pipeline runs that passed, shown as a percentage.
Events total — the total number of recorded activity events.
Distinct users — how many different users generated those events.

Track push and merge activity

Two charts beneath the summary cards show trends over the range:

Pushes — an area chart of push activity day by day.
Merge activity — a line chart of merge traffic over the same window.

Review delivery velocity

The Velocity (by issue close date) section reports delivery output, attributing tokens, story points, and issue counts to the day each issue was closed. It shows four totals for the range — Input tokens, Output tokens, Story points, and Issues closed — followed by two charts:

Tokens per day — a line chart comparing input and output tokens.
Story points per day — a bar chart of story points closed each day.

When no velocity data has been recorded for the selected range, this section shows a Velocity data is unavailable message instead of the charts.

See top contributors

The Top contributors leaderboard lists the most active people in the range, with a Name column and a Count column. Select either column heading to sort by it, and select it again to reverse the order.

Explore git activity

The git activity view breaks repository traffic into clones, fetches, and pushes.

URL: gitvetrix.com/{owner}/{repo}/analytics/git

It opens with a Git activity heading and three totals for the range — Clones, Fetches, and Pushes — above an Operations over time area chart that plots Clone, Fetch, and Push volumes together. Select ← Back to Analytics to return to the dashboard.

Explore all contributors

The full contributors view lists everyone active in the range, not just the top few.

URL: gitvetrix.com/{owner}/{repo}/analytics/contributors

It shows the same sortable Name and Count leaderboard as the dashboard, expanded to the whole team and split across pages when the list is long. Select ← Back to Analytics to return to the dashboard.

Explore pipeline analytics

The pipeline view focuses on how your pipeline runs are performing.

URL: gitvetrix.com/{owner}/{repo}/analytics/pipelines

It shows three totals — Pass rate, Runs total, and Runs hour-of-day peak — followed by:

A Runs over time line chart.
A By hour of day (UTC) heatmap, where each cell is one hour of the day and darker cells mean more runs. Point at a cell to read the exact run count for that hour.
A Flaky jobs section that points to the instance-wide flake leaderboard in the admin area.

Select ← Back to Analytics to return to the dashboard.

Review rate-limit insights

The rate-limit view lists requests that were throttled or shadow-limited on the repository.

URL: gitvetrix.com/{owner}/{repo}/analytics/rate-limits

Two summary cards, Throttled by scope and Top throttled callers, sit above a table with the columns Time, Caller, Scope, Path, and Retry-after. The table covers the current page of events; older events are removed according to the instance's retention setting.

If you do not hold the repository's rate-limit permission, caller names are hashed and a banner explains that repo admins see the full identity columns. When nothing has been throttled, the page shows No throttled events on this repository yet.

Tips

If the analytics data cannot load, the dashboard shows a banner reading Analytics is unavailable for this repository.
Every focused view follows the same time range as the dashboard, so a window you set on one view carries through the link back to the others.

Repository home — the repository landing page, with its file list, rendered README, branch selector, clone URLs, and star and watch controls.
Commits and the commit graph — browse the commit log, read a single commit, and view the branch graph.