The Days Since Last Commit tile provides the number of days since the last GitHub user has pushed a commit to a public GitHub repository. This data will only be available for commits made after February 12th, 2011 to a public GitHub repository. It is not available for SVN, Artifact, S3, private GitHub, or other Git platform projects. If committer information cannot be obtained, "N/A" will be displayed in the tile.
This data is obtained from the GH Archive Events API and updated once per month.
Governance:
The Days Since Last Commit rule governs the pass/fail status of the Days Since Last Commit scan results. When this rule is enabled, the scan will only pass when a commit has been detected and the number of days since the most recent commit is equal to or less than the number of days set in the rule. It is recommended that the Days Since Last Commit rule not be enabled for private Git, SVN, Artifact, or S3 projects because committer data will not be available with these types of projects.
Tile Statuses:
Passing: A commit was detected, and the number of days since the most recent commit is equal to or less than the value set in the Days Since Last Commit rule.
Failing: Either the most recent commit exceeds the value set in the Days Since Last Commit rule, or no commits were detected.
Not Evaluated: The scan has successfully completed.
Error: An error occurred during the scan or analysis. Selecting the tile will provide information on the cause of the error.
