Ned Batchelder

This would be a great addition. I wanted to use pyte to replay a file full of escape sequences (installation logs with progress bars, for example). I don't know how...

I'm trying to update the dev dependencies for coverage.py, and get a conflict on docutils, partly because of the requirement in sphinx_rtd_theme: ``` Could not find a version that matches...

What else can I give you to reproduce it? Did the steps I specified not show the problem?

This is [the test](https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy/blob/master/tests/test_concurrency.py#L496-L513): ```python def test_bug890(self): # chdir in multiprocessing shouldn't keep us from finding the # .coveragerc file. self.make_file("multi.py", """\ import multiprocessing, os, os.path if __name__ == "__main__":...

I guess the entire path is not part of the save/restore: ```py import cairo def show_path(label, context): path_str = str(context.copy_path()) if path_str: path_str = path_str.replace("\n", "; ") else: path_str =...

> - the xdist/subprocess support code will replace coveragepy's own subprocess support (which is a bit more limited) I don't understand the implications of this: does it mean that subprocesses...

We are not going to pin the version of coverage. This is not a fundamental incompatibility. Something in your scenario is causing the failure in coverage. Can you give us...

You can control the reporting better if you use coverage.py to do the reporting as a separate step rather than having the plugin do it. Is that an option for...

@gitpushdashf did you report that issue? > What version of coverage are you using? I noticed some strange behavior going from 6.1.2 to 6.2, where lines that are executed weren't...

@dshah244 you might try adding tryfirst=True, so that your code runs before pytest-cov does its cleanup. Or, why not use the vanilla coverage commands?