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Coverage Guardrails - Min Coverage

Min Coverage

coverage.min-coverage

Enforces a minimum code coverage threshold (default 80%). Fails when coverage percentage is below the configured minimum.

coverage threshold minimum coverage quality gates

Compatible Integrations

This guardrail works with the following integrations. Click to see how to use Min Coverage with each collector.

Enable This Guardrail

Add the parent policy to your lunar-config.yml to enable this guardrail.

📄 lunar-config.yml
policies:
  - uses: github://earthly/lunar-lib/policies/coverage@v1.0.0
    include: [min-coverage]
    # with: ...

How This Guardrail Works

This guardrail is part of the Coverage Guardrails policy. It evaluates data collected by integrations and produces a pass/fail check with actionable feedback.

When enabled, this check runs automatically on every PR and in AI coding workflows, providing real-time enforcement of your engineering standards.

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1
Integrations Gather Data
Collectors extract metadata from code, CI pipelines, tool outputs, and scans
2
{ } Centralized as JSON
All data merged into each component's unified metadata document
3
This Guardrail Checks Current
Min Coverage runs and provides pass/fail feedback

Configuration Options

These inputs can be configured in your lunar-config.yml to customize how the parent policy (and this guardrail) behaves.

Input Required Default Description
min_coverage Optional 80 Minimum required coverage percentage
Coverage Guardrails

Coverage Guardrails

This guardrail is part of the Coverage Guardrails policy, which includes 3 guardrails for testing and quality.

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