Ryan Luker

@m93a Thanks for the ticket! You should be able to use the "watch" mode which will auto display the coverage each time you open a file (if there is any)....

Tried the easiest option https://github.com/ryanluker/vscode-coverage-gutters/pull/445/commits/d66d8d7d0eeb408a222fb33a78c366720f10808f but I think we need to go the more advance route of writing custom ignore functions (similar to what I posted here https://github.com/ryanluker/vscode-coverage-gutters/issues/228#issuecomment-2226993189). Definitely requires...

@fargoss Thanks for the issue! Hmm could be that the coverage parser library we use doesn't do multiple sources (I bet if you generated 2 coverage files it would work...

@celestialorb Thanks for the issue, makes sense to include another method of reloading the coverage if the regular file watcher isn't working 🤔. I can maybe tinker a bit and...

Thanks for the issue @GirishTabaraddi ! In the future, your question might be better for the discussion area. Definitely more documentation the better, atm we have an area in the...

Thanks for the issue @marco-carvalho ! You should be able to change or add coverage file names via the setting below. (You can change settings by going into https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/personalize-vscode#_configure-settings) ```json...

Closing but happy to open if more comments / questions are asked.

@SanthoshDhandapani Thanks for the ticket! I definitely can see the value in the feature. We would have to figure out how to integrate it with the coverage display logic, but...

@Maze-fr Interesting, thanks for the ticket! ATM we only really support 3 coverage states (full, partial, none) as that was the direction the lcov file format provided. We would have...

> I may have a different list of filtered resources in each project, because I use a property I declared in Maven, and use it in the configuration of the...