Coverage Dashboard Tab

The Coverage Dashboard Tab of the Coverage screen.

This is the metrics tab — five stat cards on top, then two breakdown panels.

The stat cards

Card	Meaning	Color
Automation Coverage	Percent of test cases that are automated (mapped to a script). The headline metric.	Green % with a green progress bar
Source Coverage	Percent of sources that have produced test cases.	Purple % with a purple progress bar
Orphan Test Cases	Count of test cases not linked to any requirement.	Amber if > 0, gray if 0
Orphan Test Scripts	Count of mapped scripts whose test case no longer exists (broken script links).	Orange if > 0, gray if 0
Orphan Sources	Count of sources with zero test cases via any path (generated or manually linked).	Purple if > 0, gray if 0

Tip

The three orphan cards mirror the lists on the Orphan Detection tab exactly — they are the quick-glance version. A gray zero on all three means no loose ends.

Automation by priority

A horizontal-bar panel. For each priority that has test cases, it shows automated / total and the percent, with a bar filled to that percent. Priorities are ordered Critical -> High -> Medium -> Low and bar-colored rose (critical), orange (high), amber (medium), emerald (low). Priorities with no test cases are hidden; if there are none at all it reads “No test cases yet.”

Caution

Read this as automation per priority, not pass-rate. A 100% bar on Critical means every critical test case is automated — it says nothing about whether those tests passed.

Test cases by type

A set of colored pills, one per test-case type that has at least one case, each showing the type name and its count, e.g. Functional (12), Regression (5). Type colors: functional sky, regression violet, smoke amber, integration teal, e2e indigo, api cyan, performance rose, security red. If there is no data it reads “No type distribution data available.”

Related

• Coverage overview — the screen and its tabs.