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The code coverage tool for Python
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** While adding a coverage report after running tests is very useful, there is one particular case where this SPAMs the...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** I'm working on Web API fuzzing research and have been using `coverage` to measure how well generated tests exercise Python...
**Describe the bug** In certain circumstances, the bug described in #1999 is still reproducible. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to distill these circumstances into a concise MRE as in #1999....
**Describe the bug** I'm experiencing an issue when trying to measure code coverage for my Django project using Coverage.py. When I run the tests for a specific app, the coverage...
**Describe the bug** If I run the coveragepy test suite with some small modifications to run with TSAN support and under [`pytest-run-parallel`](https://github.com/Quansight-Labs/pytest-run-parallel), I see data races inside coveragepy and CPython...
It seems in some cases coverage doesn't mark lines which are proven to be run in an async function. I couldn't find a bug report for it yet. Deactivating branch...
How can I generate incremental code coverage reports (including line, function, and branch coverage) using Coverage 7.9.2? Environment Coverage.py version: 7.9.2 Python versions: 3.9 (as supported by Coverage 7.9.2) Report...
https://github.com/keploy/python-sdk im trying to import this in users application and then find the coverage while i run keploy intergration tests that records and replays the calls that the application is...
It would be very nice, if coveragepy would support another view, which shows every line where an exception was (not) raised. There are often lines, where a test case want...
From https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-cov/issues/704. TL;DR: It would be nice to be able to exclude the inside of an `if` statement from coverage, but not the `if` statement itself: ```python if statement: #...
