Coverage Priority Refresh Post Batch

Inputs

• Coverage source: lcov.info
• Constraints: exclude /react, skip browser and UI-heavy packages, and score only files worth direct unit or editor-contract tests.
• Sync basis: March 17, March 22, March 23, and earlier March 24 maps, plus the coverage work completed since then.

Coverage Run

• Command: bun test --coverage --coverage-reporter=lcov --coverage-dir=.coverage-repo-2026-03-24b --reporter=dots
• Result: 2687 pass, 0 fail, 510 files, 2.37s

Scoring Rules

• Scope is packages/**/src/**.
• /react, React-import files, browser packages, tests, barrels, dist, and type-only files score 0.
• Higher scores go to deterministic transforms, queries, parser or serializer helpers, plugin overrides, and small pure utilities with low coverage.
• Recent sweeps are penalized on purpose so already-worked packages do not keep crowding out untouched work.
• Data-only constants and thin leftover gaps get pushed down.

Strong Take

The honest next work is not another big package sweep.

Do the untouched score-7+ seam files first:

tag

• isEqualTags.ts 9
• BaseTagPlugin.ts 9

toggle

• BaseTogglePlugin.ts 10

slash-command

• BaseSlashPlugin.ts 9

mention

• getMentionOnSelectItem.ts 7
• BaseMentionPlugin.ts 5

udecode/cmdk

• command-score.ts 8

tabbable

• BaseTabbablePlugin.ts 10

juice

• JuicePlugin.ts 7

docx revisit

• getDocxIndent.ts 5
• getTextListStyleType.ts 5
• isDocxContent.ts 5

docx-io revisit

• document.template.ts 5
• core.ts 5

emoji utility revisit

• IndexSearch.ts 5
• EmojiInlineLibrary.ts 5

After that, the next reopen-worthy work is a small docx / docx-io revisit. Those packages still have deterministic leftovers, but they are second-tier because they were just swept and what remains is less leveraged.

Threshold Counts

• score >= 10: 2 files
• score >= 9: 5 files
• score >= 8: 6 files
• score >= 7: 8 files
• score >= 6: 8 files
• score >= 5: 26 files
• score >= 4: 56 files
• score >= 3: 89 files
• score >= 2: 111 files
• score >= 1: 400 files

Raw Package Totals

1. docx — score 35, top file 5
2. docx-io — score 34, top file 5
3. core — score 30, top file 5
4. emoji — score 29, top file 5
5. basic-styles — score 27, top file 5
6. slate — score 24, top file 4
7. tag — score 18, top file 9
8. dnd — score 15, top file 3
9. list — score 15, top file 3
10. list-classic — score 14, top file 4

Best Remaining Files

• BaseTabbablePlugin.ts — tabbable, score 10, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 46
• BaseTogglePlugin.ts — toggle, score 10, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 46
• isEqualTags.ts — tag, score 9, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 42
• BaseSlashPlugin.ts — slash-command, score 9, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 32
• BaseTagPlugin.ts — tag, score 9, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 30
• command-score.ts — udecode/cmdk, score 8, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 129
• getMentionOnSelectItem.ts — mention, score 7, coverage 10.7%, uncovered 25
• JuicePlugin.ts — juice, score 7, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 19
• IndexSearch.ts — emoji, score 5, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 74
• GridSection.ts — emoji, score 5, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 63
• document.template.ts — docx-io, score 5, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 47
• core.ts — docx-io, score 5, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 46
• Grid.ts — emoji, score 5, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 42
• EmojiInlineLibrary.ts — emoji, score 5, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 40
• getDocxIndent.ts — docx, score 5, coverage 0.0%, uncovered 34

What I Would Skip For Now

• selection as a package: still mostly DOM-ish internal machinery, even when a few helpers are technically non-React.
• recently swept low-signal leftovers in core, slate, table, list, list-classic, markdown, suggestion, autoformat, dnd, basic-styles
• UI-only packages filtered out by design

Full Data

• 2026-03-24-coverage-priority-packages-refresh-post-batch.tsv
• 2026-03-24-coverage-priority-files-refresh-post-batch.tsv