- Open the Coverage page of the Settings dialog.
- Click one of the radio buttons to define how the collected coverage data will be processed.
- If you want the Coverage tool window to open automatically on running an application or test with coverage, make sure that the corresponding check box is selected.
- Open the Edit Run/Debug Configuration dialog box, add the desired run/debug configuration, and click the Code Coverage tab.
- In the Code Coverage tab, define the following options:
- From the Choose coverage runner drop-down list, select the desired code coverage
runner. The available options are:
- EMMA
- IntelliJ IDEA
- Choose the options for the selected runner:
- For the EMMA runner, only the Sampling mode is available.
- For the IntelliJ IDEA runner, you can choose between the Sampling or Tracing modes.
- Specify the scope to measure code coverage for. Do one of the following:
- To specify a class, click the Add Class button.
- To specify a package, click the Add Package button.
- To have code coverage statistic collected for folders with tests as well, select the Enable Coverage in Test Folders check box.
- From the Choose coverage runner drop-down list, select the desired code coverage
runner. The available options are:
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- Open the Editor - Colors and Fonts page of the Settings dialog.
Alternatively, just click
in the statistics pop-up.
- Expand Colors and Fonts node, and select General.
- In the list of textual components select the required type of coverage, and then choose the desired colors:
