Coverage Dashboard

Learn how to use GitAuto's Coverage Dashboard to identify and improve low test coverage in your codebase.

Requirements

To use GitAuto's coverage analysis:

• Coverage report must be in LCOV format
• Report file must be named lcov.info
• Report must be uploaded as GitHub Actions artifact named coverage-report
• Your project uses GitHub (GitAuto is a GitHub App)

Language & Framework Support

GitAuto is language and test framework agnostic. Any programming language or testing framework that can generate LCOV reports is fully supported.

This means GitAuto works with any language or framework including Python, JavaScript, Java, Go, PHP, Ruby, C#, Rust, and many more. Any testing framework that generates LCOV reports is supported - pytest, Jest, JaCoCo, go test, PHPUnit, RSpec, xUnit, Cargo test, and others.

We provide detailed configuration examples for popular combinations to help you get started quickly:

Dashboard Features

From the Coverage Dashboard, you can:

• View files with low test coverage
• Select specific files for improvement
• Create GitHub issues individually or in bulk
• Assign issues to GitAuto for automated improvement
• Track progress over time with Coverage Charts

Automated Improvements

Once issues are created and assigned to GitAuto, it will:

1. Analyze the code in files with low coverage
2. Generate appropriate test cases
3. Create pull requests with the new tests
4. Verify coverage improvements