[Question]: How to get the badge of actual coverage?

[kmwagnera]

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Hello,
do you have a example how to show the actual test coverage as badge in the top of the README?
Thank you!

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[cicdguy]

Hi! Thanks for the question.

You can add the following markdown badge to show the code coverage in your repo:

![Code Coverage](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/$OWNER/$REPO/_xml_coverage_reports/data/main/badge.svg)

Make sure to substitute $OWNER and $REPO above with your organization/username and repository name respectively.

Also, main can be replaced with the whichever branch that you want to display the coverage badge for. For instance, if your coverage report has been generated for the master branch, then the raw URL would be:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/$OWNER/$REPO/_xml_coverage_reports/data/master/badge.svg

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As an example, for the {tern} project, the badge would look like this:

Hope this helps!

[kmwagnera]

Hi,
thank you for your answer I tested it and had to adjust it a little bit, but than it works!
![Code Coverage](https://github.com/$OWNER/$REPO/blob/_xml_coverage_reports/data/main/badge.svg)

Is it possible to change the text of the badge? "Test Coverage"
We use multiple projects in one repo. so we would like to have for example three different badges

• Test Project1 95%
• Test Project 2 82%
• ...

And is it possible to calculate one badge for all available projects of the repo.?

• Test Overall 88,5%

Thank you!

[cicdguy]

Is it possible to change the text of the badge? "Test Coverage"

Yes, but it'll have to be a new feature. We don't currently support this. Do you mind logging in a feature request for this?

And is it possible to calculate one badge for all available projects of the repo.?

Not at the moment. You might need multiple invocations of this action in your workflow and a post-step to combine them.