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NB6.7rc2, Linux, JDK6 I do not see why the red/green bar showing how many tests passed/failed has fixed width. It wastes some space that is empty in default layout and looks even worse when it does not fit.
Please, look at this bar in 6.8 again.
Created attachment 88381 [details] resized junit pane
I still see it in 6.8M1. It has fixed width and when I resize the left side it can hide the resulting numbers or waste the space if I make it wider. Picture is worth thousand words so I attached one.
I forgot to reopen with last comment
Could you please, give me more info about your configuration to be possible to reproduce it. * What a Linux distribution has been used: Ubuntu, Fedora...? Release? What have been started: * GNOME, KDE, ...? * Sun JDK, Open JDK, ...? Please, publish a result of the command java -version * What is Look & Feel do you use? A default one? GTK? If a direct answer is difficult for you then, please, provide a picture of whole IDE window (a big resolution is not required). Probably, the Issue 172772 has a relation to this issue.
Also, please, try to start the IDE with the options "-J-Dnb.useSwingHtmlRendering=true" and publish results here.
Customized version of Ubuntu, GNOME, Sun's jdk 1.6.0_14, server VM, GTK L&F Note that I see a different problem on Mac w/ 6.7.1 - the bar fills whole width of left pane though when it gets wider the percentage numbers disappear (their are painted into some cropped region or something is painted over the label).
It is a valid issue. The implementation of the class org.netbeans.modules.gsf.testrunner.ResultBar should be improved. Probably, there is the same issue in the implementation of the class org.netbeans.modules.gsf.codecoverage.CoverageBar
Sorry, we have no plans to fix this in the near future. Patches are welcome.