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Definition (Hover Text)

Percentage Rework Rate is the percentage of code changes in which where an engineer rewrites code that they recently updated (within the past within a pre-configured time frame set by the application (Past three weeks).

Source Tools

Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket, Azure Repo

Graph type

LineY Axis - Percentage

X - Axis - Days/Weeks/Months
Y Axis - Percentage

FiltersBranch Filter

Branches & Developers

Hover Format on KPI

<From Date - To Date>: <Rework Rate %%>

Fields on OverlayExport

• Project

• Repository

• Branch

• Developer

• Days/Weeks

• Rework Rate

Business Logic

Calculation Formula

Trend

Decreasing Pickup time is a Positive trend

Rework Rate is calculated by dividing the number of code changes that were rewritten within the pre-configured time frame (e.g., three weeks) by the total number of code changes made during the same period. The result is then expressed as a percentage

Rework Rate (%) = (Number of rewrites within the time frame / Total number of code changes) × 100

Trend

A decreasing rework rate is a positive indicator

Maturity Levels

M1: > 80%
M2: 50 - 80%
M3: 20 - 50%
M4: 5-20%  
M5: <5%

Instance level thresholds

50%

Configurations

Processor Fields

Nil

KPI Specific fields

Target KPI Value

How to Validate KPI

Suggested ways of working

TBD

Sample JQLs

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Benefits of KPI

How does the KPI help

A high rework rate can indicate inefficiencies, miscommunication, or rushed coding. By tracking this KPI, teams can improve planning, minimize wasted effort, and strengthen overall code stability and quality.