Ryan Luker

> Indeed, when a file is at 0%, it appears in the JaCoCo report, while a filtered files doesn't. Interesting, this is a tricky one! I added the enhancement label...

@andyczerwonka Interesting issue, thanks for the ticket. I added the investigating label for now as it might be a specific issue with `cobertura-parse` or the file content. Can you compare...

Whoops missed that link! I will take a look, thanks. > > Can you compare / provide a snippet of the `cobertura.xml` file > > Hi @ryanluker , thanks for...

@richardswesterhof Thanks for submitting a ticket! Definitely a useful feature to choose between different sized gutters. When we moved from the old SVG file approach to the dynamic icon generation,...

@mattseddon Thanks for the input, I have left this as an upstream issue and closed the ticket (it can be resurrected if the vscode extension api changes in the future!)

@ssbarnea Thanks for the ticket! Is the coverage file in question in the workspace of the open project? I believe the VSCode extension api disallows file loading from outside the...

> I think [#418 (comment)](https://github.com/ryanluker/vscode-coverage-gutters/issues/418#issuecomment-1649153739) applies here too. Yeah that makes sense to me as well.

@Gerrit0 Thanks for the feature suggestion! This seems like a nice addition to the extension, a couple questions for yeah. 1) Do you see the commands being purely keyboard shortcut...

> 1. I think the buttons would be a nice touch -- I'm unlikely to use them, but if they are there it would make the commands more discoverable for...

@ogechno I think the only remaining item is to figure out the test failures + maybe add one or two new test cases. (I might have some time today /...