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# Flow

Measures the speed and efficiency at which developers deliver features or complete tasks.&#x20;

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The following metrics are part of velocity -

#### [PR Cycle Time](/typo-help-docs/engineering-metrics/dora/pr-cycle-time.md)

The cycle time is the average duration that Pull requests spend in different stages of the pipeline, including "**Coding**," "**Pickup**," "**Review**," and "**Merge.**"

#### [Coding time](/typo-help-docs/engineering-metrics/pull-request-metrics/coding-time.md)

The "Coding" stage represents the average time taken by developers to write and commit the code changes.

#### [Issue Cycle time](/typo-help-docs/engineering-metrics/sprint-metrics/issue-cycle-time.md)

Issue Cycle Time represents the average time it takes for an Issue ticket to transition from the 'In Progress' state to the 'Completion' state.

#### [Issue Velocity](/typo-help-docs/engineering-metrics/sprint-metrics/team-velocity.md)

Issue velocity represents the average number of completed tickets by a team in the selected period.


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