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The progress canvas at the bottom left of the web reporter page displays in this order
It would be a lot more helpful if it could show the green and the red dots in the correct order, and if the actual number of tests would be shown.
For example if it's currently running test 5 over 8 tests, and all tests passed, except for test 3, the output is:
G G G R g (with G = green, R = red and g = grey)
G G G R g
G
R
g
It would be a lot more useful if it was displayed in this way
G G R G Y g g g (with Y = yellow or some other colour, for the test that is currently running, and g = grey for the tests that are not executed yet)
G G R G Y g g g
Y
In this way it would be easier to spot the number of the failed test, and the number of tests that are not run yet.
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Improvement to the progress canvas in web-reporter
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Fixes robotology#94
fixed by #95
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The progress canvas at the bottom left of the web reporter page displays in this order
It would be a lot more helpful if it could show the green and the red dots in the correct order, and if the actual number of tests would be shown.
For example if it's currently running test 5 over 8 tests, and all tests passed, except for test 3, the output is:
G G G R g
(withG
= green,R
= red andg
= grey)It would be a lot more useful if it was displayed in this way
G G R G Y g g g
(withY
= yellow or some other colour, for the test that is currently running, andg
= grey for the tests that are not executed yet)In this way it would be easier to spot the number of the failed test, and the number of tests that are not run yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: