Since the last release, when I execute a single unit test (via Develop > Apex Classes > Test Class > Run Test), I get taken to the “Apex Test Execution” screen. This screen shows whether the test passed or failed, but not the line coverage directly attributable to this unit test.
Previously, when you executed a single unit test you would get a full list of classes and the coverage % you got from that single unit test.
Other than doing a “Clear Code Coverage” (which takes forever), then running a single unit test, then going back to the Apex Classes view, is there a simple way to just see the coverage directly attributable to one run of a test class? If not this seems like a big regression in developer-facing functionality.
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I think what you want is now available in test execution available the Developer Console.
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