chore: migrate to pytest-cov #410
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CI->>TestSuite: Install dependencies from pyproject.toml
TestSuite->>TestSuite: Run tests with updated pytest and new pytest-cov
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58-64: Great job on migrating to pytest-cov! A few thoughts on next steps:
Have we updated our documentation to reflect the new pytest-cov usage? It might be helpful for other contributors.
Should we consider adding a coverage threshold to our CI/CD pipeline to maintain or improve our test coverage over time?
With these updates, do you think it's a good time to review our overall testing strategy? We could look at areas where we might need more tests or where we could improve existing ones.
What do you think about these ideas? Any other improvements you had in mind with this migration?
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58-58: Nice updates to the testing dependencies! A few thoughts:
Updating coverage and pytest to their latest versions is a good practice. Have you checked the changelogs for any breaking changes or new features we could leverage, wdyt?
Adding pytest-cov is great for measuring test coverage. Are we planning to update our CI/CD pipeline to generate and possibly enforce coverage reports?
I noticed pytest-timeout is back in the mix. Was removing and re-adding it intentional, or should we double-check if it's needed? Just want to make sure we're not carrying unnecessary dependencies, wdyt?
To ensure we're using these new dependencies correctly, could you run this script to check our pytest configuration and any coverage-related settings?
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✅ Verification successful
Coverage Configuration Verified Successfully!
- The
coveragedependency has been updated to^7.6.1inpyproject.toml.- Coverage settings are properly configured within
pyproject.tomland integrated into.github/workflows/python_pytest.yml.- The absence of a
.coveragercfile is acceptable since all coverage configurations are managed throughpyproject.toml.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify pytest configuration and coverage settings # Check pytest configuration echo "Checking pytest configuration:" rg -i 'pytest' pyproject.toml # Check for coverage configuration echo "\nChecking coverage configuration:" rg -i 'coverage' pyproject.toml # Look for .coveragerc file echo "\nChecking for .coveragerc file:" ls .coveragerc 2>/dev/null || echo ".coveragerc not found" # Check for coverage-related CI/CD configuration echo "\nChecking CI/CD configuration for coverage:" rg -i 'coverage' .github/workflows/*.yml || echo "No coverage configuration found in CI/CD"Length of output: 3931
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pytest-cov.pytestandcoverage.