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Watch the video tutorial to learn how to generate the report.

What does the time range in the report represent?

The time range in the report captures all the builds that have been reported to SeaLights within that specified range. It's important to note that the time range does not directly correspond to when the tests were executed. This means that tests can be executed outside of the specified time range, yet their coverage will still be included in the report. The time range serves as a reference point for aggregating the relevant builds and their associated test coverage data, providing a comprehensive view of your testing efforts.

What are Code Labels for?

Code labels are essential for organizing and filtering your data in SeaLights. When you apply code labels to an app or specific parts of the app, it allows you to focus on those labeled areas in SeaLights reports. This helps you obtain coverage and gaps data for specific, targeted sections of your codebase.

If you are already familiar with code labels and using them on the apps you are examining, make sure to include the relevant labels when generating your report. By doing so, you can refine your analysis and gain more valuable insights into the quality of the labeled areas in your code. For more details about code labels and how to use them effectively, refer to the upcoming pages.

Generating the Test Gaps report may take a few minutes, as it depends on the size of your codebase and the number of tests in your project. The report needs to analyze and identify untested code changes, which can take some time to process. However, once the report is ready, you'll have valuable insights into the areas that require testing attention, helping you prioritize your efforts and improve your software's quality.