Closed mwestley61 closed 6 months ago
I would like to request this feature as well
@ooples red not covered, orange partially covered, Green covered. Aside from the number of hits there is no further info.
How do you define partially covered?
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@ooples https://github.com/ooples red not covered, orange partially covered, Green covered. Aside from the number of hits there is no further info.
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We don't define it. It means not all branches are executed.
Hi there! I came across your extension for MS's Visual Studio and thought it looked to be helpful so I installed it (I'm using it in VS 2022). So far I'm finding it useful having coverage showing right inline with the code. The only thing I was wondering would be if you could maybe display some more helpful detailed info, something about the particular line being hovered over whenever one hovers over the red, green and orange bars to the left of the code. I assume that red stands for not covered, green for covered and orange I don't know. Maybe you could include a legend somewhere that tells what the colors mean too. Just a thought.
Thanks for your good work on this!
Mike Westley
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