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How can I see that my Bitbucket project is covered by tests?

Zhenya Elfimova _Actonic_
Atlassian Partner
May 24, 2024

Hello together,

our team is working on several projects on Bitbucket. And we'd like to create and manage test cases in Bitbucket. It would be ideal if we could identify where our project is not covered by tests. We currently calculate this manually. We have a list of application modules in Confluence and a list of test cases. If we create a new test case, we add its title/summary to the Confluence page to the appropriate module of the app. After this, we manually recalculate the total number of tests per application module in Confluence.

If you have any ideas or best practice on how to get this overview where our project is covered by tests, please kindly suggest?

Thank you!

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