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Partial Coverage Calculation Only on Path 0

See original GitHub issue

Is there a particular reason Coverage Gutters only marks lines as partially covered when the else path, or path 0 has no hits? Shouldn’t it check that all paths for the branch condition have hits and mark it as partial if any of them do not?

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:5 (4 by maintainers)

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ryanlukercommented, May 7, 2018

@hunterjm closing this one for now but I did include eefce5d in the upcoming release (you can also find the .vsix file in the tag release if you want to see it early).

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ryanlukercommented, May 5, 2018

@hunterjm ahh I see now thanks for the extra info, I will fix this in the 2.0 release 😄

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