[TIP] getting (subprocess) coverage.py to work for the first time
Dustin Lee
qhfgva at gmail.com
Fri Jan 13 12:41:07 PST 2012
I was able to run a simple "coverage myscript.py" type example and also a
"cov = coverage.coverage()" type. This is just to confirm that I was able
to see output and that basic functionality is in place.
Now my intended use case is to use the subprocess functionality.
I have the following in sitecustomize.py
# from the documentation
import coverage
coverage.process_startup()
and I ran the following in the shell window from which I'm kicking off my
test:
export COVERAGE_PROCESS_START=/home/mydir/.coveragerc
My expectation now is that *any* python process that kicks off from here on
out should be logging coverage data. (Is that right?)
Now is where I get lost. I threw some lines in the coverage code itself to
see if the configuration file was getting read and if process_startup was
being called (and they were). So now I'm trying to figure out where my
output is going to or if I need to do something special to make the output
start dumping. Or if I'm even thinking about things correctly.
Also what troubleshooting options do I have for trying to figure this out
for myself?
thanks in advance,
dustin
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Dustin Lee
qhfgva=rot13(dustin)
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