chore: use pytest to run unit tests and coverage#1066
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Doesn't hurt. That's true. Is there a way to show coverage changes in GitHub as well? I'm always missing features in Github, but that's where the community is still (and GitLab is missing a follow feature) 😄 |
I've been think about this as well 😄 Badges and integrations with outside providers seems to be the only way, but probably no way of having it displayed in-line in diffs like with GitLab 12.9. Some integrations like Coveralls/SonarQube and other code quality tools might at least give us PR decorations or CI checks to display a summary, we'd have to see and decide on one. Here's one example: (from TheKevJames/coveralls-python#224) We can open a follow-up issue after some research :P |
I closed this one earlier thinking I'd include it in a later PR, but I guess it doesn't hurt to add it already, what do you think @max-wittig? :)