Alexandre Conrad-Dormoy

Hi @GiddeonWyeth, the `pycobertura diff` exit codes are documented here: https://github.com/aconrad/pycobertura/#diff-exit-codes Let me know if that answers your question.

That might be due to the fact that you are comparing the same code base with two coverage files that were generated from different code base (or the same code...

Let me know if that works for you. Arguably, regarding my previous comment, pycobertura could know that foo.py isn't present if it's not listed in the first coverage file. I'd...

Let me apologize in advance if I didn't understand you, but given the command you provided, the output is what I would expect. You pass `cobertura-coverage2.xml` as first argument and...

Let me add this screenshot from your code in `pycobertura.zip` that was generated with the following command to make sure we are looking at the same thing: ```bash pycobertura diff...

Hi @dothebart, thanks for your pull request! I took a quick glance at your changes and I think I better understand what you are trying to do; although having a...

Absolutely! Totally open for discussion. I'm sharing preliminary thoughts about what crossed my mind at a first glance. And if you see performance improvements along the way since you are...

Hi @dothebart, pycobertura treats all file paths as strings, so it's currently agnostic of what a file vs. a directory is. Are you using pycobertura from the command line or...

Wondering if `Cobertura.files()` could take a keyword argument to allow it to list only a subset of files from the report that would match a given pattern. 🤔 ```python Cobertura.files(match="*.py")...

Thank you @ppaalanen for reporting this! Hm, that's interesting, I have never encountered this use-case before. What could we do about it? Any ideas? A few things that cross my...