Setting Up Test Coverage

Adding test coverage reporting really completes the picture of your codebase’s health by displaying your test coverage data in the context of your static analysis results. Once you’ve set up test coverage reporting you can:

• view test coverage reports for each file alongside quality metrics like complexity, duplication, and churn,

• toggle between viewing code issues and test coverage line-by-line in the same source listings,

• block PRs from being merged if they don't meet your team's standards for test coverage percentage.

We accept test coverage data from virtually any location, including locally run tests or your continuous integration (CI) service, and we support a variety of programming languages and test coverage formats, including Ruby, JavaScript, Go, Python, PHP, Java, C#, and more.

For additional details about setting up test coverage, see our Test Coverage Reporter documentation.