9to5 coverage for GitHub

See exact-commit test coverage while reviewing GitHub pull requests. Sign in with your 9to5 coverage account.

See test coverage directly in GitHub pull requests. 9to5 coverage for GitHub adds coverage information to the Files changed page, helping you review code without switching between your pull request and coverage reports. • See covered and uncovered executable lines. • View project, patch, and per-file coverage. • Match coverage to the exact commit displayed in the pull request. • Use split or unified diffs. • Choose between available report formats. • Hide coverage markers, refresh results after CI, or open the full report. Getting started: 1. Install the extension. 2. Open the extension and sign in with your 9to5 coverage account. 3. Open a GitHub pull request with an uploaded coverage report and select Files changed. Requires a 9to5 coverage account, access to the repository, and an uploaded report for the displayed commit. When matching coverage is unavailable, the extension shows that status instead of displaying results from another revision. Supports github.com pull requests. GitHub Enterprise, repository browsing, and individual-commit comparisons are not supported. The extension sends repository identifiers, commit information, and file paths to 9to5 coverage to retrieve reports. It does not upload source code and includes no advertising or analytics SDK. Not affiliated with GitHub or Google.