The same function appears with ctrl+shift+P on both cursor and vscode, but this works on vscode but does nothing on cursor:
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I noticed the test tab was broken in a few versions but seems to work again in the most recent version. Can you try again? I can run tests with coverage as well (using Jest).
It would be great though if Cursor could access the generated coverage data (it is displayed in the editor).
this still remains a problem today
Yesterday, test coverage was functioning correctly, as evidenced by the screenshot I shared with the team. The tests were executed within a development container; however, the .cursor directory was not persisted. Consequently, upon restarting the container, the configuration was lost, and despite my efforts, I have been unable to restore the previous functionality.
