Ned Batchelder
Ned Batchelder
@createdbysk Your problem seems to be the opposite of the issue described at the top: you have a `__init__.py` file. Can you try changing your `source=` setting from `src/**` to...
I think this has been handled in commit 7df8609f.
Maybe someday...
Have you looked at the [Measurement Context](https://coverage.readthedocs.io/en/6.4.2/contexts.html) section of the docs? I don't think it has what you want yet, but it's the closest thing at the moment.
> Hello @nedbat, do you know if it's possible to merge this PR ? I dont use `__init__` files in my project so I need this PR if I want...
Feel free to re-open this if you get more information.
+1 to napoleon style.
Yes, I prefer Google to Numpy, though either is much better than the `:param:` junk.
For me, the advantage of Google style is that it aims for the original wiki philosophy: make the "markup" unobtrusive, and feel natural when reading the source. This seems like...
In theory it isn't hard: when you set your trace function, first use sys.gettrace to get the current trace function. In your function, call that one. There will still be...