coverage-analyzer

To find untested code paths, execute the /test-coverage command to analyze executed lines, branches, and functions. This generates a structured findings report that highlights specific coverage gaps in your JavaScript or PHP codebase.

Code coverage gap analysis identifies executed lines, branches, and functions to reveal untested code paths. It improves quality assurance by providing actionable reports with suggested tests, enabling developers to prioritize testing efforts and reduce risk.

Yes, the test coverage analyzer works with both PHP and JavaScript projects. It requires a Node or PHP runtime environment with standard coverage tools like PHPUnit and Jest installed to perform the line, branch, and function analysis.

You can integrate test coverage reporting into CI workflows by running the /test-coverage command. It outputs a structured findings report suitable for CI pipelines and documentation, streamlining QA processes for PHPUnit and Jest projects.

The best way to prioritize new tests is to use a coverage report that analyzes executed lines, branches, and functions. The generated findings include actionable suggestions and prioritization guidance to help QA engineers target the most critical untested paths.