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# Test Gaps: Coverage Focus

<figure><img src="/files/djktmnKuHGWoa3tbrV9g" alt=""><figcaption><p>Coverage Percentage instead of Gap Percentage</p></figcaption></figure>

We've made some exciting updates to the Test Gaps Analysis (TGA) Report, all aimed at giving you a more straightforward and actionable understanding of your test coverage. We're shifting the focus from **gap** **percentages** to actual **coverage** **percentages**. This means you'll now see a clearer picture of how well your codebase is being tested, making it easier to identify areas needing attention.

So, what's changed? You'll notice new columns in both the TGA Report List and the TGA Report Page: "Overall Code Coverage" and "Code Changes Coverage". These columns directly show you the percentage of your code that's covered by tests. Next to these columns are the "Untested Overall Code" and "Untested Code Changes" columns, which tell you the exact number of methods that aren't being tested.

<figure><img src="/files/jXIc4v7yceM5boxAaR7O" alt=""><figcaption><p>New Terminology</p></figcaption></figure>

To make things even clearer, we've updated some of the terminology. For example, "# of Modified Methods" is now simply "Code Changes," and "# of Untested Modified Methods" is "Untested Code Changes." We've also removed the old "Overall Coverage Gap" and "Modified Coverage Gaps" columns, as they're no longer needed with the new coverage-focused approach.

And to ensure you understand everything at a glance, we've added help buttons to all the new columns. Just hover over them to get a quick explanation.&#x20;

These changes will make the TGA Report an even more valuable tool for ensuring your code is thoroughly tested.


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