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jmhofer / eCobertura

This is just a mirror of the bitbucket repo!
http://ecobertura.johoop.de
Eclipse Public License 1.0
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Turn off coverage view and document how #8

Open jdanzer opened 14 years ago

jdanzer commented 14 years ago

This is a wonderful plugin - thank you! I'm getting our whole team to move over to it.

I might just be missing it, but it would be useful to toggle the coverage highlighting on/off. Right now I can only do it by restarting eclipse (and not loading a new session). If it is possible to do it already, maybe you could document how to do it on the website.

jmhofer commented 14 years ago

Thanks for the feedback.

At the moment, there are only workarounds for turning the highlighting off (edit the highlighted file). But I should be able to implement this feature easily.

sevntu-checkstyle commented 13 years ago

absence of this feature is real pain.

UsulSK commented 13 years ago

Yes, this feature is needed.

Good workaround: Create a run configuration with a filter, that excludes everything ("*") and let it run just a single test. Name it "Undo coverage".

smartmarkey commented 13 years ago

This is a "really need" feature. :)

jhirn commented 12 years ago

+1. Thanks for the plugin, much nicer than EclEmma.

PhiLhoSoft commented 12 years ago

" I should be able to implement this feature easily. " It was two years ago, and we still suffer from this problem. The plugin hasn't been updated for one year. I won't complain against a free and good software, but I would appreciate a fix, as I find this overall coloration rather annoying. Something in the "Cover as" context menu, for example, would be nice. See this message as a gentle poke... :-) Meanwhile, I will try the above workaround...

michael-schnell commented 12 years ago

Sorry, but without an easy way to clear the coverage highlighting this does not make much sense. I switched back to EclEmma.