Code coverage measurement for Python

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http://pypi.python.org/coverage

Coverage.py measures code coverage, typically during test execution. It uses
the code analysis tools and tracing hooks provided in the Python standard
library to determine which lines are executable, and which have been executed.

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coverage-7.2.5.tar.gz 0000759465 742 KB
fix-tests.patch 0000000881 881 Bytes
python-coverage.changes 0000054454 53.2 KB
python-coverage.spec 0000004000 3.91 KB
Revision 56 (latest revision is 62)
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 1086006 from Daniel Garcia's avatar Daniel Garcia (dgarcia) (revision 56)
- Add fix-tests.patch gh#nedbat/coveragepy@3fdda7d017ff
- Update to 7.2.5:
  * Fix: html_report() could fail with an AttributeError on isatty if
    run in an unusual environment where sys.stdout had been replaced.
    This is now fixed.
- 7.2.4:
  * Fix: with relative_files = true, specifying a specific file to
    include or omit wouldn't work correctly (issue 1604). This is now
    fixed, with testing help by Marc Gibbons.
  * Fix: the XML report would have an incorrect <source> element when
    using relative files and the source option ended with a slash
    (issue 1541). This is now fixed, thanks to Kevin Brown-Silva.
  * When the HTML report location is printed to the terminal, it's now
    a terminal-compatible URL, so that you can click the location to
    open the HTML file in your browser. Finishes issue 1523 thanks to
    Ricardo Newbery.
  * Docs: a new :ref:`Migrating page <migrating>` with details about
    how to migrate between major versions of coverage.py. It currently
    covers the wildcard changes in 7.x. Thanks, Brian Grohe.
- 7.2.3:
  * Fix: the :ref:`config_run_sigterm` setting was meant to capture
    data if a process was terminated with a SIGTERM signal, but it
    didn't always. This was fixed thanks to Lewis Gaul, closing issue
    1599.
  * Performance: HTML reports with context information are now much
    more compact. File sizes are typically as small as one-third the
    previous size, but can be dramatically smaller. This closes issue
    1584 thanks to Oleh Krehel.
  * Development dependencies no longer use hashed pins, closing issue
    1592.
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