Nathan Stocks

I'm only using this plugin for 2D line rendering. It would be convenient for me if there were a way to specify a line width! This isn't really a dealbreaker...

The fix for this was included in version `3.4.1`. See #256 for details on the fix. Thanks for your detailed report! 😄

Can you please provide: - The output of `green -V` - The name and version of your Operating System?

> This only happens when you try to run one test. e.g. `green test/test_x.py` > If I try to run the whole test suite it shows the proper error. Ah!...

FYI, I spent a couple hours looking into this, and it's quite tricky to fix without breaking other features. I plan to take another look at it sometime.

> It does work perfectly fine when using django's standard testRunner. Please try disabling green's coverage in your `.green` file and instead use the [way django suggests to do coverage](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/testing/advanced/#integration-with-coverage-py)....

@macgeneral Unless coverage is enabled, green doesn't touch it: https://github.com/CleanCut/green/blob/639a0f41f1e46b4378a4f6e53caa47af20add694/green/process.py#L292-L311 Here's the possibilities I can see: - perhaps the coverage setting for green was unintentionally left on when you thought...

Reopening until we investigate and see if there's a way we can integrate the solution into green's DjangoRunner.

I'm not personally interested in this feature. If you (or anyone else) would like to attempt it, the place to start would be in [`poolRunner`](https://github.com/CleanCut/green/blob/69f40056d3408eee44f0a85f2c11b3dfea6142e3/green/process.py#L262). I'd be happy to review...

+1