Clear code coverage information in IntelliJ

Question

I have configured IntelliJ to paint the background of any line that has been executed at runtime to green when running in Coverage mode.

At times, I would like to just make all the files in the project revert back to their old and typical background colors, i.e, to remove all the coverage information.

Is that possible? How?

Scoville

Answer 1

just close the coverage window with "x" button:

update: for the recent IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2.x, you can hide coverage by clicking left-hand side coverage bar (the colored one, close to line numbers) and then Hide coverage link:

Rosinweed

Note: the coverage window may be minimized... expand it first – Hendecahedron

That X is gone in 2018.2.3 and the "-" only hides the tool :( Now only the menu helps: Analyze - Hide coverage – Retral

@Retral you can close tab inside Coverage tool with x – Gooding

Answer 2

You can just Right Click on your Project,

Goto Analyze -> Hide Coverage data

Camarilla

Ctrl + Alt + F6 : This is the shortcut – Acrefoot

This option was moved : Run -> Hide coverage – Kamasutra

Thanks! I had some trouble finding the setting! – Shoreward

Answer 3

1. double shift;
2. input hide;
3. choose Hide Coverage data;
4. Over.

Railroader

love it! and leant double shift 👍 – Creed

No need step 4. : ) – Creedon

nailed it bro @ – Curlpaper

Answer 4

After the newer update, it seems the "Hide Coverage" option is removed from the "Analyze" section. You can find the "Hide Coverage" option in the "Run" menu

Axes

For new version that's corect – Decompose

Answer 5

Go to View > Tool Windows > Coverage

Click on the small icon button Delete Coverage Database

Completion

I didn't have this icon, but opening and closing the view with "X" did it.. – Width

Hmm, may I ask about this screen shot? What on earth is "Cloverage?" – Banneret

Answer 6

To view/close code coverage results => Run the desired class with coverage, select suite to show, and open class in the editor. => On the main menu, choose Analyze | Show/remove Code Coverage Data.

Encomium

Answer 7

2022 Update: now it's moved to Run -> Show Coverage Data

You can select which you want to show or hide.

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Enclosure

Answer 8

The answer from parse is still valid in 2023.3. Also, I use it with the reverse use-case to show former coverage data that intellij has hidden due to closing the coverage report

Vargo

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