[Coverage Report] Test Coverage Report — 2026-05-22 #3605
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📊 Test Coverage Report — 2026-05-22
Overall Coverage
Summary: Overall coverage is excellent (>95% statements), exceeding the 80% baseline threshold. The project has 75 test files covering 101 source files, demonstrating strong test discipline.
🔴 Critical Gaps (< 50% statement coverage)
None — All files meet the 50% minimum threshold.
🟡 Low Coverage (50–79% statement coverage)
None — All files exceed 80% statement coverage.
🛡️ Security-Critical Path Status
All security-critical modules have excellent coverage:
All security-critical paths are well-tested with no significant gaps.
📋 Files With Coverage Opportunities (<90% statement coverage)
The following files have good coverage but could benefit from additional test cases:
🔍 Notable Findings
1. Low Branch Coverage in Core CLI Entry Points
Impact: Medium
Files:
cli.ts(50% branches),network-options.ts(50% branches)The main CLI entry point (
cli.ts) has only 1 of 2 branches covered. This is a thin orchestration layer (7 statements total), but the uncovered branch likely involves therequire.main === modulecheck for direct execution vs. module import scenarios.Gap: Error paths in option validation functions (
validateNetworkOptions) are not fully exercised.2. Validator Module Branch Coverage
Impact: Medium
Files:
config-assembly.ts(65.33% branches),config-writer.ts(65.51% branches),log-parser.ts(65.62% branches)The validator modules in
src/commands/validators/have comprehensive statement coverage (81%+) but miss many conditional branches. These are likely error-handling paths for invalid input configurations.Gap: Missing test cases for:
assembleAndValidateConfig()log-parser.ts3. Recent Major Refactor — Strong Test Coverage
Impact: Positive
Files: Entire
src/commands/directory (added in commit7a64531)A major CLI refactoring was completed in the last 7 days, moving orchestration logic from a monolithic
src/cli.tsinto modular command handlers. Despite being brand new code:This demonstrates excellent test discipline during active development.
4. Test Helper Utilities Have Low Branch Coverage
Impact: Low
Files:
docker-test-fixtures.test-utils.ts(40% branches)Test utility modules have lower branch coverage, which is acceptable since they are not production code. However, ensuring test helpers are robust prevents flaky tests.
📈 Recommendations
High Priority (Security / Robustness)
Add error path tests for validator modules
config-assembly.ts,network-options.ts,log-parser.tsCover audit enricher error scenarios
audit-enricher.ts(74.13% branches)Medium Priority (Maintainability)
Improve branch coverage in configuration writers
config-writer.ts(65.51% branches),cli-workflow.ts(85.71% branches)Add edge case tests for host path prefix translation
host-path-prefix.ts(75% branches)Low Priority (Nice-to-Have)
docker-test-fixtures.test-utils.ts(40% branches)✅ Strengths
📊 Coverage Trend
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