We are ready to launch our QtMetrics page for the public now.
Description from its wiki page:
Purpose of the Qt Metrics web portal is to visualize and communicate the progress of Qt quality, focusing first to Continuous Integration (CI) but to cover e.g. code coverage, autotest, release test automation and manual test metrics and reports later on. Goal is to automate laborious manual work that is required e.g. in the CI release cycle to report the key information, as well as providing real time data with good performance. Target audience is Qt integration teams (in Digia) and the global Qt developer community.
The main page can be found here:
http://testresults.qt-project.org/qtmetrics/index.php [testresults.qt-project.org]
The wiki page describing it in more detail can be found here:
http://qt-project.org/wiki/Qt_Metrics_Page_Description [qt-project.org]
Note 1: Loading it the first time can take a while. It caches data in your current session, making browsing more user friendly. If it hasn’t loaded the windows in a minute, hit reload. It sometimes keeps trying to load when it’s indexing new data in the background.
Note 2: The data you see is currently manually kept up to date about once a day. This will be changed as soon as we have time to implement an automated function for this that triggers after a build.
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