python-coverage

Edit Package python-coverage
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-7.5.1.tar.gz 0000784825 766 KB
python-coverage.changes 0000061830 60.4 KB
python-coverage.spec 0000003955 3.86 KB
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Steve Kowalik's avatar Steve Kowalik (StevenK) committed (revision 129)
- Update to 7.5.1:
  * Fix: a pragma comment on the continuation lines of a multi-line statement
    now excludes the statement and its body, the same as if the pragma is
    on the first line.
  * Fix: very complex source files could cause a maximum recursion error when
    creating an HTML report.
  * HTML report improvements:
    + Support files (JavaScript and CSS) referenced by the HTML report now have
      hashes added to their names to ensure updated files are used instead of
      stale cached copies.
    + Missing branch coverage explanations that said "the condition was never
      false" now read "the condition was always true" because it's easier to
      understand.
    + Column sort order is remembered better as you move between the index
      pages.
  * Added initial support for function and class reporting in the HTML report.
  * Other HTML report improvements:
    + There is now a "hide covered" checkbox to filter out 100% files.
    + The index page is always sorted by one of its columns, with clearer
      indications of the sorting.
    + The "previous file" shortcut key didn't work on the index page, but now
      it does.
  * The debug output showing which configuration files were tried now shows
    absolute paths to help diagnose problems where settings aren't taking
    effect, and is renamed from "attempted_config_files" to the more logical
    "config_files_attempted."
  * Fix: in some cases, even with [run] relative_files=True, a data file
    could be created with absolute path names.  When combined with other
    relative data files, it was random whether the absolute file names would
    be made relative or not. If they weren't, then a file would be listed
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