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The "phploc" target generates a csv-file that holds interesting data that - when properly visualized - may show interesting trends.
Here's how to set them up.
Prerequisite is, that your build includes the "phploc" target, which writes a file build/logs/phploc.csv
In the screenshot, note the selection of columns that make up the graph. (GUI error ... Jenkins has them, too :-) ... these are inclusion values.)
If done correctly, you will see these shiny plots:
