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Quality Coverage page#

The Quality Coverage page displays the current code coverage information in your enabled repository branches.

If your repository doesn't have coverage set up, you can learn more on how to add coverage to your repository.

By default, the page displays the coverage information on the main branch of your repository. However, if you have more than one branch enabled, you can select other branches using the drop-down list at the top of the page.

Code coverage metrics#

Codacy displays the following code coverage metrics, if available:

  • Coverage percentage: Percentage of code covered
  • Covered / Coverable lines: Number of covered and coverable lines
  • Files above coverage goal: Number of files that contain a coverage percentage above the repository's goal
  • Files below coverage goal: Number of files that contain a coverage percentage below the repository's goal

If the repository doesn't have a coverage goal set, the code coverage metrics won't show values for Files above and below coverage goals.

Note

You can set a Coverage goal for the repository inside repository settings, on the Goals tab.

Code coverage metrics

Open pull requests#

The Open pull requests area displays the last updated pull requests and the split between the status of all open pull requests in your repository:

  • Up to standards: Pull requests that meet the minimum quality levels
  • Not up to standards: Pull requests that failed to meet at least one of the quality gate rules defined for the repository
  • Analyzing: Pull requests currently being analyzed by Codacy

Click a bar segment to display only pull requests with the corresponding status.

To see the details of pull requests, click a pull request from the list or click See all pull requests to open the list of pull requests in the repository.

Open pull requests

Files with low coverage, issues and/or high complexity#

For a better understanding of how repository files are performing in terms of issues, high complexity and coverage simultaneously, Codacy displays two files tables where it's possible to check which files contain a low coverage percentage, along with a high number of issues and/or a high complexity rate.

Low covered files with issues and high complexity

See also#

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Last modified September 26, 2024