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Reputation:

Pytest coverage: run cov over multiple folders

My project has a structure like:

root/
  .coveragerc
  folder_a/
  folder_b/
  tests/
    folder_a/
    folder_b/

I would like to run coverage against folder_a and folder_b. Is possible to run it in a single command? Something like pytest --cov=* tests/ --cov-report html...

Upvotes: 27

Views: 19695

Answers (3)

rrlamichhane
rrlamichhane

Reputation: 1675

I'm posting the answer from @hoefling here because I didn't see the answer in the comment at first and saw it later when I looked at all the comments.

To specify coverage for multiple folders, provide the --cov multiple times:

pytest --cov=folder_a --cov=folder_b --cov=folder_c

Upvotes: 35

erncyp
erncyp

Reputation: 1672

I found this to work well. It runs coverage.py using pytest:

coverage run -m pytest

This was run at the project fodler. It was able to find the folder called tests, and run all the tests (which was split into multiple python files) within them. To see the report run:

coverage report

Upvotes: -1

Isaac Philip
Isaac Philip

Reputation: 565

Yes it is possible.

For example,

for a structure,

 > proj_folder
   - > tests_functional
   - > tests_unit

Example

$ pytest --cov=proj_folder proj_folder/tests_unit proj_folder/tests_functional

Syntax

$ pytest --cov=<proj_folder/package_name> <proj_folder>/tests_unit <proj_folder>/tests_functional

Upvotes: 0

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