Show project average coverage on the project coverage graph
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Problem to solve
As a developer I want to see how the average code coverage of a project is trending over time so that I can show that graph without building it in excel from the .csv download.
Intended users
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Delaney (Development Team Lead) - who is downloading the csv for projects with multiple jobs, uploading to excel, adding a column for average and then making a graph
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User experience goal
The user should be able to see the graph of average test coverage over time in the GitLab UI.
Proposal
- When there are multiple jobs that calculate coverage for a project show the average by default when navigating to Analytics -> Repository.
- The drop down should still contain average as a choice in addition to all jobs like it does today.
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What does success look like, and how can we measure that?
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Is this a cross-stage feature?
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