Closed bernhard-dwe closed 2 years ago
If you have the Fine Code Coverage tool window open it shows you that it is processing. Similarly if you have the FCC output window pane open.
Additionally, when you have already run coverage there will be glyphs. When you re-run coverage those glyphs are removed.
To achieve what you are requesting is would require parsing the source code for each open file ( Roslyn perhaps ) , determining coverable lines and marking each of these lines. Given what is currently available I personally will not be adding this functionality.
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Description
Processing of the coverage on a large solution can take some time. During this time it can appear as if FCC is not working or has crashed. Showing the FCC glyphs in the source files with a pending color would reassure users that it's working.
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Current behavior
No glyphs appear beside the lines of code
Expected behavior
Glyphs should show beside each lines of code to indicate that FCC has not yet determined coverage for that line