GitHub pull requests for investigation (without dbt)

When investigating data alerts, understanding the potential impact of changes in data, system, and code is critical. The new pull request correlation feature simplifies the code investigation process by allowing you to quickly correlate any pull request from your git repositories with Monte Carlo alerts.

Pull requests that have been merged into your Git repositories are visually overlaid on alert charts. This enables you to easily determine timing on whether a specific pull request may have influenced the change you are investigating.

You can further investigate by navigating to the pull requests tab, where you can filter and search through pull requests based on repository, author, PR title, or even file names. This helps you pinpoint whether a particular pull request drove the alert you are investigating. If you need more detail, you can click directly on the GitHub link to examine the code changes.

In beta, this expanded support for pull requests is only available on freshness and volume alerts. Learn more with the GitHub docs for setup and pull requests (beta) for more information on using this functionality.