# Add a status badge
## Quick guide
Add a status badge 
to your project's README by copying and pasting the below markdown template and inserting into it your project name and corresponding GitHub account:
`[](https://ci.trust-in-soft.com/projects//)`
## More about the badge
A badge status is computed based on the statuses of the analyses that belong to the **latest** **valid** build. A build is **valid** if its result is complete, meaning that the build has not been canceled nor it is queued/running.
There are 3 possible statuses:
| Status | Definition |
| ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Passing | All of the analyses in the latest valid build have the status "No undefined behavior". |
| Failing | At least one analysis in the latest valid build does not have the status "No undefined behavior" so it should be fixed. |
| Unknown | There is not valid build for this project/branch. |
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