We gather parllel coveralls data in multiple Github Actions jobs. Since some of the tests shell out to test our CLI application, we have some code in <job-root>/renku and some in <python-dir>/site-packages/renku.
To consolidate those paths, we add this to pyproject.toml
We gather parllel coveralls data in multiple Github Actions jobs. Since some of the tests shell out to test our CLI application, we have some code in
<job-root>/renku
and some in<python-dir>/site-packages/renku
.To consolidate those paths, we add this to pyproject.toml
specifically with a step like this in the actions
That sort of works. Where coverage before was something like
now it's
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/664486/179179929-78599478-8cd6-4347-ba5d-7544fb6e2d80.png)
But coveralls still considers those 0.0% and shows the overall coverage as 29% (down from 43% before), even though it should be 86.78%
Is there some way to have coveralls not consider the /opt/... paths and just use the consolidated code?