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Coverage Analytics for Guidewire Automated Testing

ByKimputing Team

Coverage Analytics is a part of the Guidewire automated testing framework – CenterTest. It is based on the data captured during the testing process and provides a deep insight into the effectiveness of your testing. Finally know how much of your changes have been covered with tests.

Arek Banka
Senior Software Engineer

Watch or read our other posts at Kimputing Blogs. You’ll find everything from Automated testing to CenterTest, Guidewire knowledge to general interest. We’re trying to help share our knowledge from decades of experience.

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