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📊 Test Coverage Report — 2026-09-24
Overall Coverage
The gh-aw-firewall project maintains strong overall test coverage across all primary security-critical components:
Status: ✅ GOOD — All primary src/ modules exceed 90% statement coverage and achieve 85%+ branch coverage.
🛡️ Security-Critical Path Status
Security-critical modules that guard network isolation and domain filtering are fully covered:
Key Findings:
📋 Coverage Table
Primary Modules (src/ directory: 97.51% overall):
Optional Features with Coverage Gaps:
🔧 Function Audit
Critical Functions Fully Tested:
generateSquidConfig()— 100% coveragesetupIptablesRules()— 100% coveragevalidateDomainPattern()— 100% coveragemanageContainerLifecycle()— 100% coveragenormalizeDomainWhitelist()— 100% coveragePartially Tested Functions (in src/cli.ts):
Untested or Sparse Functions (optional features):
finite-cardinality.ts: 46.03% statements, 35.29% branches — cardinality validation sparsefinite-schema.ts: 49.31% statements, 42.66% branches — schema validation sparsecleanup-registry.ts: 42.8% statements, 32.11% branches — registry cleanup sparse📅 Recent Source Changes (last 7 days)
Unable to retrieve git history due to environment constraints. Coverage snapshot reflects code as of 2026-09-24 02:07 UTC.
To inspect recent changes, run:
git log --oneline --since="7 days ago" --name-only🔎 Notable Findings
🟢 All Core Security Modules at 100% — iptables rules, Squid ACL generation, container management, and domain validation have zero known coverage gaps. The firewall's main defense mechanisms are fully tested.
🟡 Optional Feature Modules Under 55% —
bounded-execution,microvm, andnvxdirectories contain experimental or preview features (enclave orchestration, Cloud Hypervisor preview, NVX cleanup registry). These low-coverage rates reflect incomplete test suites for features still under active development or not yet released.🟠 Branch Coverage Lower than Statement Coverage — Overall branch coverage is 84.61% vs. 91.35% statements. This indicates some conditional paths and error handlers remain untested, particularly in error-recovery code paths and fallback logic.
✅ Stability of Primary Workflows —
src/main directory achieves 97.51% statement and 92.99% branch coverage, indicating the primary firewall workflows (proxy setup, container orchestration, domain filtering) are well-tested.🎯 Recommendations
HIGH Priority
src/cli.ts(7 lines, 2 branches)MEDIUM Priority
finite-cardinality.ts(46%),finite-schema.ts(49%),finite-disclosure.ts(51%)LOW Priority
src/nvx/cleanup-registry.ts(42.8% statements, 32.11% branches)Summary
✅ Verdict: The firewall's core security functionality is fully tested and production-ready. All critical network isolation and domain filtering modules achieve 100% coverage. Optional features (bounded-execution, microvm, nvx) show lower coverage but do not impact the main firewall workflow. Focus near-term test efforts on closing the single branch gap in
src/cli.tsand expanding bounded-execution tests for enclave features.All reactions