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Merging #200 into master will increase coverage by
32.99%
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## master #200 +/- ##
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+ Coverage 50.93% 83.93% +32.99%
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Files 6 4 -2
Lines 532 386 -146
Branches 58 48 -10
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+ Hits 271 324 +53
+ Misses 243 48 -195
+ Partials 18 14 -4
Impacted Files | Coverage Δ | |
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extra_views/__init__.py | ||
extra_views/formsets.py | ||
extra_views/dates.py | 66.66% <0%> (+23.07%) |
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extra_views/contrib/mixins.py | 92.06% <0%> (+33.33%) |
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extra_views/advanced.py | 93.91% <0%> (+39.13%) |
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Well it’s only a one-off difference so never mind
I noticed that coverage has increased dramatically, though the tests haven't changed - it seems from looking at
before https://codecov.io/gh/AndrewIngram/django-extra-views/src/3df3a74720524d738b05dbcc6e881aa79957ceec/extra_views/contrib/mixins.py
vs after
https://codecov.io/gh/AndrewIngram/django-extra-views/src/6308cb06b21eb96afb0694d02705c260e1136e36/extra_views/contrib/mixins.py
that the top level code imports etc is counted as covered by pytest but not by nose?