Pointing out correctly tested lines is unnecessary. They don't need attention. Placing markers on them creates visual noise that distracts from important information, like lines covered by failing tests.
By analogy, it would be odd for the C# compiler to underline every syntactically correct expressions in green.
That being said, I do find the ability to trigger covering tests via the markers' context menu very useful. Making this change would require moving that functionality somewhere else.
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Lines covered by only passing tests should be unmarked, not marked green
Started by Strilanc on 7,434 views
Remco NCrunch Developer
#1624
03 Apr 2012 21:18 UTC
Hi, thanks for posting!
The usage of the green coverage markers is very much down to how you see your code and how you use NCrunch. I'm aware that some users prefer to set the green colour to the same as their editor background colour (so that they don't see the green markers). At this stage I have no plans to remove the green markers as the majority of developers seem to find them very useful (myself included).
Cheers,
Remco
The usage of the green coverage markers is very much down to how you see your code and how you use NCrunch. I'm aware that some users prefer to set the green colour to the same as their editor background colour (so that they don't see the green markers). At this stage I have no plans to remove the green markers as the majority of developers seem to find them very useful (myself included).
Cheers,
Remco
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