Marv recognizes and can process five core mutant statuses: KILLED, SURVIVED, CRASHED, TIMEOUT, NO_COVERAGE. Each framework should transform its statuses into the equivalent Marv status.
Any statuses that are not one of these five core statuses are preserved by Marv, so the export data contains the correct status values. However, in the interface these statuses are displayed with the NO_COVERAGE styling, and are unaffected by any filtering due to their data-status="non-marv-status". A better way of handling these would be very useful.
Marv recognizes and can process five core mutant statuses:
KILLED,SURVIVED,CRASHED,TIMEOUT,NO_COVERAGE. Each framework should transform its statuses into the equivalent Marv status.Any statuses that are not one of these five core statuses are preserved by Marv, so the export data contains the correct status values. However, in the interface these statuses are displayed with the
NO_COVERAGEstyling, and are unaffected by any filtering due to theirdata-status="non-marv-status". A better way of handling these would be very useful.