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I like the idea of measuring the amount of "unnecessary work done". This would be the equivalent of "waste" in Lean methods.
Thinking of this a measurement that can be calculated for a development iteration: Would this be the amount of branches that are not connected to a PR at the end of an iteration? Is this a relevant metric as branches can also live completely locally on the dev machines?
As a developer, I'd like to see how many of my branches actually end up as Pull Requests
💭 Hints & Thoughts
Could show the amount of unnecessary work done.
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