Michael Gross

Still, we can get coverage via line-rate: ``` for c in classes: print(c.getAttribute('line-rate') ``` and total statements via numbers: ``` line = dom.getElementsByTagName('line') for l in line: print(l.getAttribute('number')) print([l.getAttribute('number') for...

@oev81 Can you make a PR and show the performance increase you get? - thanks!

@aconrad Do not merge before #140 is merged and this needs some merge conflict resolution, especially, the `pytest-cov` package must disappear (because it sets the `source` that caused as so...

See the discussion here (there are preferences for either, but maybe it can help you form an opinion on this): https://discuss.python.org/t/is-it-preferable-to-add-test-dependensies-as-an-extra-require-instead-of-tox-ini/4984.

> The PR description says that it would "allow to pin version of `pytest`". Why was that not already the case with `test-requirements.txt`? I am not sure why I put...

But I think the discussion is more if you want to keep the test requirements external to the package or not. And what is nicer with the `setup.cfg` is that...

@notpushkin @aconrad I think the format is totally feasible, with regards to the library I do not have yet an opinion on it, as I do not know it. Generally,...

@notpushkin How do you get along with this PR? It seems the changes the resolution of the pytest coverage issue brings will be minor, if this time I really have...

Hi @marwin1991 What are the exact rules for merging, if I know them, then I can implement it :)

@marwin1991 Could provide exemplary test input files and a test output file? I think this would be most helpful...