Impact Analysis takes runtime information from an application’s production environment and provides this information contextually in the Codecov dashboard and in the Codecov pull request comment. Now, in any pull …
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Codecov makes it easy to see absolute coverage and coverage changes overlayed with your source code, making it even easier to identify needed test areas.
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Regardless of what languages or CI/CDs you use, we can process your code coverage uploads against your entire project. Codecov just works out of the box.
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Get a summary of coverage information directly in your workflow so that you can add and update tests quickly and effectively.
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Block underperforming pull requests from being merged with status checks. No more indecision if a code change has enough test coverage.
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A Codecov badge is a live icon that is displayed within your code host that gives you a glance into the status of your project’s percentage of code coverage. It’s …
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Do you generate multiple coverage reports? Codecov can handle merging them seamlessly, whether you upload multiple reports at once or across different CI/CDs
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Do you split your testing between your frontend and backend? Maybe collect coverage by project in a monorepository? You can isolate coverage information based on groupings using Codecov Flags.
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Customize Codecov’s behavior with a developer friendly YAML file that can conform to even the most complex codebases and workflows.
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Don’t run your entire test suite on every commit? Use Carryforward Flags to get consistent coverage metrics, even when you don’t upload all coverage reports.
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Want to see uncovered lines directly on a GitHub pull request? Our GitHub Checks feature shows you line-by-line coverage so you can stay in your workflow.
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Get notified of coverage changes on Slack, Gitter, or any other IRC-compatible service.
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