# Code Coverage

Code coverage is a measure that indicates the percentage of a codebase that is tested by automated tests. It helps ensure that the tests cover a significant portion of the code, identifying untested parts and potential bugs.

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[Guide to set up code coverage for your account](../../configurations/code-coverage)

### Code coverage report

* **Total Coverage:** The percentage of the codebase covered by automated test cases.
* **Uncovered Lines:** The number of lines without any associated test cases.
* **Uncovered Conditions:** The number of conditions without any associated test cases.
* **Overall Tracked Lines:** The total number of lines present in your codebase.
* **Overall Tracked Conditions:** The total number of conditions present in your codebase.
* **Covered Lines:** The number of lines covered by test cases.
* **Covered Conditions:** The number of conditions with test cases written for them.
* **Last Analyzed:** The date when the code was last analyzed, helping you understand the recency of the coverage report.
* **Repo Coverage Summary:** Displays coverage at the repository level, highlighting lines that lack tests.

### PR level coverage

This section shows the coverage for each Pull Request, allowing you to see the impact of each PR on your overall code coverage.\




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