coverage.py

I've just started using Coverage.py module and so decided to make a simple test to check how it works. Sample.py def sum(num1, num2): return num1 + num2 def sum_only_positive(num1, num2): if num1 > 0 and num2 > 0: return num1 + num2 else: return None test.py from sample import sum, sum_only_positive def test_sum(): assert sum(5, 5) == 10 def test_sum_positive_ok(): assert sum_only_positive(2, 2) == 4 def test_sum_positive_fail(): assert sum_only_positive(-1, 2) is None As you see, all my code is covered with tests and py.test says all of them pass. I expect Coverage.py to show 100% coverage.

For Jedi we want to generate our test coverage . There is a related question in stackoverflow, but it didn't help. We're using py.test as a test runner. However, we are unable to add the imports and other "imported" stuff to the report. For example __init__.py is always reported as being uncovered: Name Stmts Miss Cover -------------------------------------------------- jedi/__init__ 5 5 0% [..] Clearly this file is being imported and should therefore be reported as tested. We start tests like this [*]: py.test --cov jedi As you can see we're using pytest-coverage . So how is it possible to

How do I get code coverage out of a Django project's view code (and code called by view code)? coverage gunicorn <params> does not show any lines being hit. coverage gunicorn <params> does not work, because gunicorn creates worker processes, and the coverage module can't work across forks (basically, creation of new processes). You can use the coverage API , though, for example in the python module that contains your WSGI application: # wsgi_with_coverage.py import atexit import sys import coverage cov = coverage.coverage() cov.start() from wsgi import application # adjust to python module