GitHub user CedricConday added a comment to the discussion: Median Lead Time for Changes: how to configure for GitFlow
The metric does not look at the default branch at all, so there is no branch setting to change. `CalculateChangeLeadTime` walks every PR in the project's mapped repos with a non-null `merged_date`. No predicate on `base_ref`. The deployment side is what pairs a PR with a lead time — `batchFetchDeployments` reads `cicd_deployment_commits` with: ```sql WHERE dc.environment = 'PRODUCTION' AND dc.result = 'SUCCESS' ``` and matches a PR when its merge commit is the deployed commit, or falls in the `commits_diffs` range between that deployment and the previous successful one. So your "Elite" figures mean the pipelines on `develop` are being recorded as successful PRODUCTION deployments. The deployment definition is wrong, not the branch. Fix, in the scope/transformation settings for the Bitbucket CI connection: 1. Narrow what counts as a deployment so only the release pipeline matches, and make sure its environment resolves to `PRODUCTION`. `PRODUCTION` is hardcoded in the query above — any other value is excluded, which is what you want for `develop`. 2. Re-run the DORA subtasks. `CalculateChangeLeadTime` deletes the project's `project_pr_metrics` rows first, so it recomputes clean. 3. Verify on the `dora-details-lead-timefor-changes` dashboard, which lists individual PRs — a misclassified deployment is obvious there. GitFlow caveat: if release merges into `master` are the deployed commits, feature PRs into `develop` are only attributed when they fall inside the commit diff between two production deployments. That needs RefDiff collecting commit diffs, and `master` containing those commits. With that in place the lead time spans merge into `develop` through to the release reaching production. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/devlake/discussions/9141#discussioncomment-18486200 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
