Closed jeuzee closed 8 months ago
There are a couple of updates for the test coverage feature from VS Code. Do you still have this issue now?
If yes, would you mind sharing more information please? like some screenshots. gifs, sample project...
There are a couple of updates for the test coverage feature from VS Code. Do you still have this issue now?
If yes, would you mind sharing more information please? like some screenshots. gifs, sample project...
First of all, I updated VSCode Insiders to latest version:
I also have all extensions installed in pre-release version:
And when I click "Run tests with coverage" I get no coverage:
Would you mind sharing a sample project for this issue?
Would you mind sharing a sample project for this issue?
No, unfortunately I can't.
Is there any errors in the server log? (Trigger Java: Open Java Language Server log file
)
Is there any errors in the server log? (Trigger
Java: Open Java Language Server log file
)
No, I can't find any error, maybe if you could specify what exactly error might be.
I see.
Your project is an unmanaged Folder project (without build tool like Maven/Gradle/...), right?
It's not supported right now. But I'll check how we can support it.
Thanks for reporting the issue!
@jeuzee
Made some progress. Would you mind try this vsix, should work now:
@jeuzee
Made some progress. Would you mind try this vsix, should work now:
Umm, where do I suppose to put that file? And yeah, I am not using Maven/Gradle currently.
You need to unzip it, and then manually install it:
Yes, now its working, thank you!
I installed VSCode Insiders and all necessary extensions, also I have latest JDK installed, but when I run Tests with coverage it goes through all the tests, but Test Coverage field is completely empty, why/how do I fix that?