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the coverage markers don't allow enough room to click for a breakpoint #279

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boneskull opened this issue Sep 25, 2015 · 13 comments
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@boneskull
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between the black line and the marker is where you gotta click.

@ArtemGovorov
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Good point, I've always used keyboard shortcut for that so missed it.

@hellboy81
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@boneskull Which library have you used for DI?

@boneskull
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@hellboy81 I don't understand..?

@hellboy81
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In beforeEach section, .__Rewire__

In rewire I have used .__set__ to replace privates with stubs

@boneskull
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@hellboy81 Ah. It's not rewire proper, it's babel-plugin-rewire

@IPWright83
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That's interesting - in VS2015 I'm getting those coverage markers within the code. I actually thought that I'd prefer them outside in the breakpoint bar, but now I'm not so sure.

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@ben-moore
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Any update on this issue? I have this in VSCode - I can set breakpoints with mouse or keyboard, but the coverage markers obscure the red markers that indicate a breakpoint is set.

@ArtemGovorov
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@ben-moore I have reported the issue to the VS Code repo - microsoft/vscode#5923

@shahata
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shahata commented Jan 9, 2017

maybe there's a way to change the opacity of those markers so we'll be able to see the breakpoint underneath? or is it not really underneath?

@ArtemGovorov
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@shahata Unfortunately VS Code internally is replacing the background, so as you said - it's not underneath.

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@mcintyre321
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Could wallaby not spot that there is a breakpoint there and use a custom background image with an overlaid breakpoint?

@ArtemGovorov
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@mcintyre321 Unfortunately there's no extension API to query/get notified if a breakpoint is set.

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