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Regardless of how coverage sources are configured, this plugin only ever appear to work on a single top-level template directory.
You can set template_directory to a single sub-directory, but then everything in it reports 0% coverage.
template_directory
This plugin needs to accept multiple top-level template directories, and it needs to correctly handle templates in sub-directories.
As an added bonus (if possible) it should also configure the sources so this doesn't need to be worked-around:
Only importable files (ones at the root of the tree, or in directories with a __init__.py file) will be considered
__init__.py
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I am having the same problem so just leave a message with the hope that the author might come back and address this.
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https://github.com/lfdebrux/coverage-jinja-plugin might have fixed this problem.
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Regardless of how coverage sources are configured, this plugin only ever appear to work on a single top-level template directory.
You can set
template_directory
to a single sub-directory, but then everything in it reports 0% coverage.This plugin needs to accept multiple top-level template directories, and it needs to correctly handle templates in sub-directories.
As an added bonus (if possible) it should also configure the sources so this doesn't need to be worked-around:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: