analyze-test-coverage

To find untested code paths in a Go repository, you can analyze test coverage by mapping production files to their corresponding tests. This process highlights untested error branches and critical components without modifying any implementation.

Scoping test coverage analysis to a specific Go package involves providing the target package, directory, or file path during the scan. This limits the coverage gap search to the defined scope instead of analyzing the entire repository.

Test coverage analysis does not modify your existing Go tests or production code. It operates as a read-only audit that generates a prioritized report detailing untested paths and critical components to drive test-writing efforts.

Identifying test coverage gaps supports SDET repo audits and release readiness by generating a prioritized report of untested paths and critical components. This highlights areas needing tests before deployment without altering the codebase.

You can scan an entire Go repository for missing test coverage by omitting the target parameter. This broad analysis maps all production files to their tests and reports untested code paths across the whole project.