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Rome test coverage bought to you by the V8 inspector and Profiler.takePreciseCoverage. No unsafe code transformation required.pic.twitter.com/UfFMfyoRhc
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Dotted underlines are ANSI code hyperlinks. It makes them clickable in a terminal and open in an editor.
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These are used everywhere in the Rome CLI output. They’re nice because you can have shortened names while still link to the full file path.
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(I would suggest to use the other red to have a better contrast against black. I have trouble with this shade of red against black. Would also suggest to test against a terminal with white bgcolor, at least. I know I know, blasphemy. Just do it :) )
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It’s just normal ANSI red. It will output whatever your terminal has set that color to.
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I'm a bit puzzled that the test directory got coverage information. Did you encounter cases where this was useful?
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Nothing so far. Just haven’t special cased excluding them. Although if your test files don’t have 100% coverage then there’s likely code in there that isn’t actually tested, which could indicate a bug.
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