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The documented way to get it now is to use the XML report, and parse the XML. The HTML report could include a small file containing the results, either as...

*Original comment by* **Björn Dahlgren (Bitbucket: [bjodah](https://bitbucket.org/bjodah), GitHub: [bjodah](https://github.com/bjodah))** ---------------------------------------- That would definitely work! I guess I could "grep" for it, but it would be nice if there was a...

Hmm, I understand now, thanks. I wonder if this is better left to a separate tool, if coverage.py could make the total coverage number available in some convenient way.

*Original comment by* **Florian Bruhin (Bitbucket: [The-Compiler](https://bitbucket.org/The-Compiler), GitHub: [The-Compiler](https://github.com/The-Compiler))** ---------------------------------------- FWIW, I see @bjodah's usecase and now would like to do the same. The idea is that some kind of...

*Original comment by* **Björn Dahlgren (Bitbucket: [bjodah](https://bitbucket.org/bjodah), GitHub: [bjodah](https://github.com/bjodah))** ---------------------------------------- Yes, but how would I use that from my README if I only have a static webserver hosting the html...

Isn't it easier to use the shields.io URL syntax?: https://img.shields.io/badge/--.svg https://img.shields.io/badge/coverage-13%25-f00.svg

*Original comment by* **Björn Dahlgren (Bitbucket: [bjodah](https://bitbucket.org/bjodah), GitHub: [bjodah](https://github.com/bjodah))** ---------------------------------------- Sorry, wasn't logged in when creating this. EDIT: you may obviously delete the line: `colors = 'red orange yellow yellowgreen...

I misunderstood, because the pull request was merged a few months ago. Maybe the real problem is that the old docs are gone?

@clintonb What do you think of this? It does look like Dockerfile.test and Dockerfile.pkg have identical actions in docker.mk

`patch = subprocess` is a coverage.py configuration option that was just added. Maybe you meant to ask about something else being deprecated?