Visual Studio Coverage: Support partial line coverage about reportgenerator HOT 6 CLOSED

You are right.
I fixed that in fc1de1c.

The next release will contain the change. I plan the next release for November, once .NET8 is available.

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What about Case 2? When a single line is both covered and not covered, it should be considered partially covered (since ReportGenerator doesn't support coverage mapping by lines and columns). I don't see that in a commit, but maybe I'm wrong :)

No, you are not wrong. In your example line 31 would be considered as covered.
I will see, if I can find a good solution for that case.
It might easily become complex, if line elements are overlapping (I don't know if that can happen in practice).

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Just made the necessary changes in 8278973.
I will let you know once the next release is available.

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What about Case 2? When a single line is both covered and not covered, it should be considered partially covered (since ReportGenerator doesn't support coverage mapping by lines and columns).
I don't see that in a commit, but maybe I'm wrong :)

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What about Case 2? When a single line is both covered and not covered, it should be considered partially covered (since ReportGenerator doesn't support coverage mapping by lines and columns). I don't see that in a commit, but maybe I'm wrong :)

No, you are not wrong. In your example line 31 would be considered as covered. I will see, if I can find a good solution for that case. It might easily become complex, if line elements are overlapping (I don't know if that can happen in practice).

Thanks. With the assumption that the line elements for a particular method cannot overlap it seems doable with something like a two-dimensional array LineVisitStatus[][] where each line is mapped to all statuses within that line.

If needed, we can test it on our fairly large report to see if anything goes wrong.

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Release 5.2.0 is now available.

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