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This has a similar issue to #300. Coverage is driven by internal private functions. As long as all internal functions are testing through lemke_howson() calls we should probably add # pragma: no cover to internal functions to fix the coverage statistics.
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@mmcky Thanks for opening these issues on testing.
The decrease in the coverage value is in fact not because of the privateness, but because jitted functions with nopython=True are not "covered"; see #144 (comment).
But yes, fine with me to exclude private functions that are jitted with nopython=True.
Thanks @oyamad. I have pushed a branch that updates .coveragerc to skip @jit functions in the coverage statistics. This regex approach moves lemke_howson.py to 88+%
Perhaps I should fine tune from @jit to @jit(.*nopython=True)
Coverage
This has a similar issue to #300. Coverage is driven by internal private functions. As long as all internal functions are testing through
lemke_howson()
calls we should probably add# pragma: no cover
to internal functions to fix the coverage statistics.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: