Viewing code coverage results
Code coverage indicators
Code coverage indicators show whether the code met acceptable code coverage levels and whether a line of code was covered, partially covered, or not covered at all.
Viewing code coverage results in the Package Explorer view
In the Package Explorer, indicators show whether the code meets the acceptable coverage levels that are configured for the project. The color of the elements listed under the project reflect the percentage of lines that are covered. You can change both the default colors and the acceptance levels, but these are the defaults:
- Green indicates that 80% or more of the lines are covered.
- Red indicates that less than 80% of the lines are covered.
Viewing code coverage reports in the Java editor
In the Java editor, indicators show which lines have been covered and which have not. By default, a green bar next to the line number indicates that the line was covered, a red bar that it was not covered, and a yellow bar that it was partially covered. You can hold your mouse over the indicator to see the coverage specifics, as shown here. This ability is particularly useful for partially covered lines because you see the percentage of the elements in the line that are covered.
Navigating to covered, partially covered, or uncovered code in the source
To navigate to the next line in the source code having a specified coverage level, in the drop down menu from the "Navigate to next item in a list" toolbar button, select the coverage criteria to be used for the navigation. For example, to navigate from uncovered line to uncovered line in the source code, select uncovered code:
Removing Code Coverage Indicators
You can remove the code coverage indicators from the Package Explorer, views, and Java editor, but code coverage is still enabled for the selected project until you disable it. Click . You can remove indicators from all or selected projects.