hello all, in coverage html report, seeing in the namespace part, what is the color means? Green -> exist test for this, organge -> ? and red -> no test cover that function?

Hi @fabrao, I searched for green in the cloverage source https://github.com/cloverage/cloverage/blob/dba7d72547748cf494f2bbc784b8a70ed8d9901f/cloverage/src/cloverage/report/console.clj#L44-L51. Does that help?

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in the code, not in the report

@fabrao, yeah, the cloverage README should really cover this stuff. Or maybe the report itself should include a legend? Anyway, once you figure it out a git issue followed up with a PR would be a great contribution! Soo… that’s the html report, yeah? Maybe having a peek at https://github.com/cloverage/cloverage/blob/master/cloverage/src/coverage.css in the cloverage project will give us hints? covered = #558B55 = green not-covered = red partial = orange Not sure where that yellow is coming from… but does that lead you down the right path?

thank you for information, the yellow part I don´t know why too. Sorry, I couldn´t find the explanation in README.

It's interesting to see this come up as a discussion because whenever I've used any coverage tools over the years that use color, I've always just "assumed" red: bad, green: good, orange: meh/maybe/partial, but color isn't really a good way to communicate such things because a) some people are red-green colorblind and b) not all cultures automatically assume red: bad, green: good. (In China, red is associated with joy and good luck -- although green is "clean and contamination free")

Yeah, good points!