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# Simplified TGA Report Creation
The New Basic Option to Create a TGA Report
SeaLights is excited to introduce a more flexible and efficient approach to creating TGA reports.
### Key Improvement:
* **Simplified Quick Report Creation:** A new streamlined option allows you to create TGA reports by selecting only the app and branch. The system automatically selects all builds within the branch (up to the creation time), making the process faster and more efficient.
* **Enhanced Advanced Report Creation:** The advanced report creation option remains available for users who require more granular control over their reports. It now offers also the options to select all build within the selected branch, simplifying the report creation process.
A third oprion for Buils Selection - All Builds
* **Customizable Default Report Creation:** You can now choose the default report creation option (basic or advanced) for your organization, tailoring the experience to your specific needs.
### **Additional Features**
* **Automatic Baseline Selection:** When creating a report for a branched branch, the system automatically selects the appropriate baseline build, ensuring accurate analysis.
* **Easy Report Regeneration:** Regenerating a report with the "all builds in branch" option is now simpler, ensuring that the latest data is always included.
Regenerating report including all builds
By providing these enhanced features, SeaLights empowers you to gain valuable insights into your codebase more quickly and easily.
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