purple

>
> >> I might like to signal Devel::Cover that func() has a constant return (or
> >> lack thereof).
> >
> >


>
> however, in the process of development we are required to analyze any of the
> inevitable gaps and decide whether the unhit condition is valid.  if it is
> we write  a test for it.  if it represents a condition we would explain away
> (D::C limitation, or whatnot) then it would be nice to have some way to
> track it within the tool itself.  partially to appease management with heavy
> greens, but more to save development cycles chasing down issues I (or other
> developers) have analyzed before.


D:C might need another color which is displayed in such cases.

Once I got a red, analyzed the situation and decided it is a good red
I'd like to be able to signal Devel::Cover about it. Still I'd like
to be able to easily see which cases were "missed, but OK". It could be
reported somehow with a color such as dark green or purple.

This extra color still leaves place for questions on the side of
the management so there could be a flag such as --mcl
(manager compatible report) that would turn all the purple parts
to be green.


Gabor

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