schmittjoh
Scrutinizer has undergone quite a few changes recently. With all the information that is collected for your project, it was a bit overtime to adjust the different inspection pages to better display the information.
Besides basic information like the duration of the inspection, and the used analysis tools, the new summary page now also makes the inspected commit range easily accessible. That way you know exactly which code changes were inspected.
In addition, the summary page contains several graphs. One displays the found issues grouped by labels and severity as well as another graph which shows the number of newly found, fixed and existing issues in relation.
Last but not least, the code ratings are now much easier accessible. For once, the overall quality score is now directly displayed on the inspection page. While the quality score only reflects the current state of the project, the second graph shows you exactly how many classes/methods improved and how many deteriorated.
More detailed information can then be found on the different inspection specific sub-pages.
So far, we always displayed all issues on a single page. If you have a couple of issues this can get quite confusing. The new issues page allows you to filter issues by label and severity. Filtering is partially implemented on the client-side to provide you with a super-fast UI as you navigate between files.
Happy quality coding! :)
