Turn off coverage view and document how

[jdanzer]

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]

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]

absence of this feature is real pain.

[UsulSK]

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]

This is a "really need" feature. :)

[jhirn]

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

[PhiLhoSoft]

" 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]

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