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Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.qlty.sh/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Qlty Cloud lets you browse a project’s coverage data interactively, drilling from project-wide numbers down to individual lines. Browsing happens through the same per-project navigation that serves maintainability data, so coverage signals show up alongside other quality information for each file.

Where to browse from

There are three entry points depending on what you’re trying to answer:

Project Overview (Coverage tab)

For a quick snapshot of where coverage stands on the tracked branch, open the project’s Overview page and switch to the Coverage tab. You get:
  • The project’s total coverage percentage and grade.
  • The Trend chart — coverage over the last 30 days.
  • The Hotspots list — top files with the lowest coverage.
  • A coverage-coloured Sunburst chart for spotting under-covered subtrees at a glance.

Code view (per-file metrics)

To walk the repository’s directory tree with coverage alongside complexity and size, use the project’s Code tab. Tree, List, and Unformatted-Files sub-views all expose coverage percentage as a sortable column. Clicking a file opens its metrics page, which includes line-by-line coverage hits.

Pull Request coverage

To see how a specific change affected coverage, open a PR from the Pull Requests tab and switch to the PR’s Coverage sub-tab. That view breaks coverage impact into direct changes, indirect changes, and (when multiple coverage tags are uploaded) per-component coverage.

Filtering by coverage tag

If your project uploads multiple coverage tags (e.g. unit and integration), the various views show coverage per tag as well as combined. This lets you answer questions like “what’s our integration coverage on this file?” independent of unit-test coverage.

What you need first

All of these views require coverage reports to have been uploaded:
  • For project-level views, you need at least one upload on the tracked branch.
  • For PR-level views, you need an upload on the PR’s head commit.
If a view shows empty data, follow Setting up Code Coverage to wire up uploads from your CI.

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