test-coverage-check

Check whether changed source files have test coverage.

Changed source files

!git diff --name-only HEAD~1 2>/dev/null || git diff --name-only origin/main...HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "none"

Filter the list above to source files only. Exclude:

• Files already in test directories (test/, spec/, __tests__/, tests/)
• Files with .test., .spec. in the name
• Non-source files: .md, .json, .yaml, .yml, .lock, .txt, .env, .gitignore
• Configuration files: *.config.ts, *.config.js, vite.config.*, jest.config.*

If the output was "none" or after filtering there are no source files, output: COVERAGE FINDINGS: none — no changed source files detected

Check each source file

For each changed source file, derive candidate test file paths using these conventions:

Given source file src/utils/parser.ts, check for:

1. src/utils/parser.test.ts
2. src/utils/parser.spec.ts
3. src/utils/__tests__/parser.ts
4. src/utils/__tests__/parser.test.ts
5. tests/utils/parser.test.ts
6. tests/utils/parser.spec.ts
7. test/utils/parser.test.ts
8. test/utils/parser.spec.ts

Apply the same pattern for .py, .js, .jsx, .tsx, .go, .rb files, substituting the appropriate test file extension:

• Python: _test.py or test_<name>.py
• JavaScript/TypeScript: .test.js, .spec.js, .test.ts, .spec.ts
• Go: _test.go in the same directory
• Ruby: _spec.rb in spec/

Use Glob to check whether any of the candidate paths exist.

If a test file is found, use Grep to check whether it imports or requires the source file, or references the source file's name. If no import is found, mark as "test file exists but may not cover new changes".

Output format

Output exactly:

COVERAGE FINDINGS:
- <source-file> — no test file found
- <source-file> — test file exists but may not cover new changes

Examples:

COVERAGE FINDINGS:
- src/auth/loginHandler.ts — no test file found
- src/utils/formatDate.ts — test file exists but may not cover new changes