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The Coverage Trend Report is the first report available under Quality Analytics. It displays app code coverage over time.
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If none of the above is what you need, you can always select a custom date range. We recommend a minimum of 4 weeks.
Please note that the start date for the data shown in the charts depends on the selected builds (see section below) and is currently limited to the following Monday or the 1st of the month (for all builds option).
Test Stages
A list of all test stages reported for the selected app and branch during the past year, ordered alphabetically. Each test stage has its own color that is used in the charts.
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When looking at all builds, you can select in which intervals you would like to aggregate the data. Options are: 1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 4 weeks, 1 month. When selecting 1 month, the data shown in the chart will start at the 1st of the relevant month. For the rest of the interval options, the data shown in the chart will start at the following Monday.
When tracking only reference builds, you can select/deselect reference builds from a list (most likely you would like to include all reference builds).
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The data will be added to both modified and overall coverage charts.
The data is correlated to the coverage using the defect’s date - the production defects bar will be displayed for the build / date range which is the closest to the defect’s date (the last build/date range before the defects defect was created).
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Automatic Insights
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