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To define a coverage-parsing regular expression:
1.
On the top bar, select
**Menu > Projects**
and find your project.
1.
On the left sidebar, select
**Settings > CI/CD**
.
1.
Expand
**General pipelines**
.
1.
In the
**Test coverage parsing**
field, enter a regular expression.
Leave blank to disable this feature.
-
In the GitLab UI:
1.
On the top bar, select
**Menu > Projects**
and find your project.
1.
On the left sidebar, select
**Settings > CI/CD**
.
1.
Expand
**General pipelines**
.
1.
In the
**Test coverage parsing**
field, enter a regular expression. Leave blank to disable this feature.
Alternatively
, provide a regular expression using the
[
`coverage`
](
../yaml/index.md#coverage
)
keyword in your project's
`.gitlab-ci.yml`
.
-
Using the project's
`.gitlab-ci.yml`
, provide a regular expression using the
[
`coverage`
](
../yaml/index.md#coverage
)
keyword
.
You can use
<https://rubular.com>
to test your reg
ex. The regex
returns the
**last**
You can use
<https://rubular.com>
to test your reg
ular expression. The regular expression
returns the
**last**
match found in the output.
### Test coverage examples
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