# Navigation

This section provides an overview of how to navigate Cover Reports.

* **Menu:** As you'd expect, your projects are organised and displayed in a standard tree structure and you can navigate through your projects, sub-projects, packages, classes, and methods as needed. The coverage data visible from the dashboards reflects the current selected component.
* **Home:** Simply click the Diffblue logo at any point to return to the root of the navigation tree.
* **Search:** Use the search to find a project, package, or class across all of your projects.
* **Recent Projects:** Use the recent projects list for quick navigation to your recently viewed projects.

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Your project names are automatically calculated based on the Java project configuration. Report bundles are uploaded to a default `Projects` folder.
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**Runs:** When viewing a project or project group, the latest run of each of the modules will be aggregated to show the current state across your codebase.

* The `Latest Run` drop-down is only available when navigating down to an individual module level.
* Use the `Latest Run` drop-down to select which data to view.
* Click the Delete icon for a run to delete the individual run and associated data.

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Run time is based on the latest git commit date of the project. If there is no recognised git commit date, then the time of upload will be used.
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