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What is Code Health?

Code Health is an aggregated metric based on 25+ factors scanned from the source code. The code health factors correlate with increased maintenance costs and an increased risk for defects. A healthy codebase enables a fast time-to-market with, on average, 124% faster development time. Healthy code also contains 15 times fewer defects than unhealthy code. There's also a statistically significant correlation between software vulnerabilities and several of the code health factors; red code is more vulnerable.

4.8

Hotspot Code Health

Problematic

Hotspots are the files with most development activity. Even a minor amount of technical debt in a hotspot will become expensive due to the high development activity.

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8.2

Average Code Health

Problematic

The weighted average health of all the files in the codebase. This metric indicates how deep any potential code health issues go.

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1.2

Worst Performer

Unhealthy

The lowest code health score measured in the codebase. Points out long-term risks that you need to be aware of if the low performer is worked on.

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Red code	1.9%
Yellow code	47%
Green code	51.1%

Hotspots	0.8%
Development effort in hotspots	17.4%

Architectural components	31
Components improving in code health	4
Components declining in code health	6

PR checks performed	0
Negative findings	0
Findings fixed	0
Findings ignored	0
Findings suppressed	0

By commits	196 entities
Across commits	242 entities
Between repositories	0 entities