The Codecov integration lets Pensero track code coverage on pull requests.
This helps your team understand how pull requests affect test coverage and gives more context when reviewing delivery and quality signals.
What Codecov adds to Pensero
When Codecov is connected, Pensero can show code coverage information related to pull requests.
This helps teams answer questions like:
Did this pull request affect coverage?
Is coverage improving or decreasing over time?
Where to find it
You can find Codecov in: Integrations → Code coverage → Codecov
From there, users with Admin access can manage the integration.
How to connect Codecov
To connect Codecov:
Go to Integrations.
Find the Code coverage section.
Select Codecov.
Click Manage.
Enter your Codecov API token.
You can get this token from the API Tokens section in your Codecov personal settings.
Optional: set a Target coverage (%).
When set, this value will be shown as the target for all pull requests instead of using the base branch coverage.
Click Update credentials.
Connection health
After saving credentials, use Check connection to confirm that Pensero can connect to Codecov successfully.