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Repository analytics for groups

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Repository analytics for groups provides test coverage data for all projects in a group.

You can use group repository analytics to:

  • Monitor code coverage trends across all projects in a group.
  • Track the total number of projects and jobs that generate coverage reports.
  • Download historical coverage data for analysis.

Support for subgroups is proposed in issue 273527.

View group repository analytics

Prerequisites:

  • Projects within the group must be configured to collect test coverage data.

To view repository analytics for a group:

  1. On the left sidebar, select Search or go to and find your group.
  2. Select Analyze > Repository analytics.

Coverage metrics

The group Repository analytics page displays:

  • Current group code coverage:

    • Number of projects with coverage reports.
    • Average coverage percentage across all projects.
    • Total number of pipeline jobs that produce coverage reports.

  • Average test coverage: A graph that shows the average test coverage across all projects in your group for the last 30 days.

  • Latest test coverage results: A list of the most recent coverage data for each project in your group. Select projects from the dropdown list to filter the results.

Download coverage data

You can download a CSV file containing historical coverage data for projects in your group.

The CSV report:

  • Contains up to 1000 records.
  • Includes data from the default branch of each project.
  • Shows one row per day when coverage was reported.
  • Uses the last value of the day if multiple coverage reports were generated.
  • Contains the following information for each coverage report:
    • Date the coverage job ran
    • Name of the job that generated the report
    • Project name
    • Coverage percentage

To download the coverage data:

  1. On the group Repository analytics page, select Download historic test coverage data (.csv).
  2. Select the projects to include:
    • From the Projects dropdown list, choose specific projects. The projects dropdown list shows up to 100 projects.
    • Optional. Select Select all to include all projects in your group.
  3. From the Date range dropdown list, select the time period to include.
  4. Select Download test coverage data (.csv).

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