ryanluker
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1 year ago Thanks for the ticket @wardy3!
I vaguely remember other people having this issue, and it was due to how the extension matches coverage to source files.
Can you provide a copy of the coverage section structure that is printed in the debug logs?
cmd(ctrl)-shift-p -> Search Show Logs -> Extension Host
In addition to that, you could try using absolute paths instead of relative and that might fix your issue as well. (note, your coverage file will need to also provide absolute paths instead of relative as well) https://github.com/ryanluker/vscode-coverage-gutters/blob/master/package.json#L112-L126
See an example here of a cov.xml https://github.com/ryanluker/vscode-coverage-gutters/blob/master/example/python/cov.xml#L6
wardy3
Describe the bug Coverage gutters seem to work fine on my actual script but not on the test script itself
The coverage file seems to be ok. These figures are correct. So I haven't written tests for the whole script but all the existing tests are being run.
However, the red/green colouring and the status bar value are not working for the test script.
It says "47% Coverage" for
isi_alloc.pywhich matches the report. But for the test, I get "2% Coverage". The first few lines are marked green but then it seems to randomly highlight them, as if it's referring to a different file.To Reproduce This is happening for all my test scripts but not for the actual scripts themselves. Even test scripts that are directly under
tests/are affectedExpected behaviour I would expect the gutters in the test to behave similar to the script.
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