Joshua Bronson

That's awesome, thanks @nedbat! A useful way of presenting this data for me would be something like: ``` ❯ coverage report --functions --sort-by=function-coverage # I made up these options Function...

Outputting JSON about function-level coverage would be great! Just to improvise something: ``` ❯ coverage json --rollup=functions { "files": { "mypkg/__init__.py": { "functions": { "mypkg:func1": {"percent_covered": 1.0, ...}, "mypkg:MyCls.method1": {"percent_covered":...

Definitely useful, thank you! Some prior art just for completeness: lcov's `genhtml` includes function coverage by default: And [gcovr](https://gcovr.com) does as well: ([Here's a zip of the source files and...

Looks like both allow you to view the functions in a single file at a time (and hopefully there aren't thousands of functions in a single file). In `genhtml`'s case,...

Awesome progress! > Any ideas what can I do to make the column sortability more apparent? Rather than clutter the UI with "Columns are sortable" text, instead ensure that tables...

> One benefit of a flat view is that you can sort it by coverage to focus on what needs work no matter where it is. Agreed. That's what I...

Just wanted to add, I'm guessing that reorganizing coverage.py's reports in the way I described is probably a lot more work than you were thinking of doing for this. Since...

Relatedly, `uv pip list` is also missing, which has some overlap here. I'll hold off on creating a separate ticket for that for now though.

Just noting that the other [approach](http://stackoverflow.com/a/40551169/161642) mentioned in that SO post works too, i.e. adding a child div to the dialog element and then checking if the div [contains](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Node/contains) `evt.target`...

Hitting the same thing as https://github.com/LnL7/nix-darwin/issues/237#issuecomment-1526952371 Can a maintainer please reopen this until `nix-collect-garbage -d` is fixed to once again delete old generations?