Closed denisrossetre closed 1 year ago
The problem does not happen with a blank profile created with the "Python" defaults.
This hints at an incompatibility with another VS Code extension.
I haven't been able to identify which extension causes the problem, I'm restarting work with a blank profile and will update if I find anything.
The gutter line seen in your last image is much thinner than it used to be. I see this since (I think) the last vscode update, and it makes it very hard to use the gutter display to actually see the coverage.
Perhaps a separate issue, but making it wider would improve the usability again I think
Thanks @SimonKagstrom . Btw @ryanluker, your extension is very useful to work on improving code coverage where it matters.
... and indeed the problem happened after the last VS Code updates. In the meantime, I added extra extensions. If I can find something more specific, I'll update this issue.
The credit goes to @ryanluker for the extension :-)
@denisrossetre Thanks for the ticket! (And the shoutout @SimonKagstrom 👍🏻)
I do think we are on the right track here, and something new with the latest vscode has shrunk the available gutter space we have for decoration icons 😢. Even if I double the size of the svg width it doesn't do anything, sadly...
(Note: the gutter is actually a SVG file while the line and ruler are just hex colours)
Well, in the new version of VSCode that arrived today, the wide gutter seems to be working again 😄
@vkbo interesting, maybe a regression in the vscode styling then 🤔 closing for now.
Describe the bug
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
I've checked the "coverage-gutters" output window, everything seems fine.
Expected behaviour
Coverage that displays in the gutter
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