Closed VVatashi closed 6 years ago
@VVatashi thanks for submitting an issue. I was not able to reproduce this locally :thinking: . I added some more files to the example project and then all rendered different coverages fine. Are you using a workspace with vscode or just opening a folder?
With my project, both as a folder and as a workspace, it seems that it not works properly. But now I have cloned example project, added more classes and tests, and it works. So, maybe something is wrong with my project... I will try to figure out what is difference.
I realized that it stops working correctly when the top-level directory of the project is not named in the lower case.
@VVatashi this sounds related to #155 once the bugfix release (2.1.1) is out you should try again 😄
@VVatashi 2.1.1 has been released, going to close this ticket but we can reopen it if you found the issue isnt gone.
Hello, I have tried this extension to show the line coverage in my project. It looks like it works for the first PHP file in the project. But when I select any other file, unfortunately, it seems that it continues to show the coverage of the first file. I have generated a code coverage file with the PHPUnit with the coverage-clover option.
The coverage-gutters log looks like: