Adds --omit-covered-files flag to avoid reporting files that are 100% covered within the summary and detailed output.
Plus a bunch of commits for some housekeeping.
Motivation and Context
Addresses #85
Have you tested this? If so, how?
I have included functional tests.
Checklist for PR author(s)
[x] Changes are covered by unit tests (no major decrease in code coverage %).
[x] All tests pass.
[x] Docstring coverage is 100% via tox -e docs or interrogate -c pyproject.toml (I mean, we should set a good example :smile:).
[x] Updates to documentation:
[x] Document any relevant additions/changes in README.rst.
[x] Manually update both the README.rstanddocs/index.rst for any new/changed CLI flags.
[x] Any changed/added classes/methods/functions have appropriate versionadded, versionchanged, or deprecateddirectives. Find the appropriate next version in the project's __init__.py file.
Release note
Add --omit-covered-files flag to skip reporting fully-covered files
Description
Adds
--omit-covered-filesflag to avoid reporting files that are 100% covered within the summary and detailed output.Plus a bunch of commits for some housekeeping.
Motivation and Context
Addresses #85
Have you tested this? If so, how?
I have included functional tests.
Checklist for PR author(s)
tox -e docsorinterrogate -c pyproject.toml(I mean, we should set a good example :smile:).README.rst.README.rstanddocs/index.rstfor any new/changed CLI flags.versionadded,versionchanged, ordeprecateddirectives. Find the appropriate next version in the project's__init__.pyfile.Release note