pytest: set default --cov, --cov-report #2275
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You can see them on CI for the latest commit: https://github.com/microsoft/torchgeo/actions/runs/10728981926/job/29754689425 It's all model setup, especially Scale-MAE, DOFA, etc. |
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* pytest: set default --cov, --cov-report * Prevent ambiguity between packages and directories
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With this, you can now use
pytest --covand pytest will automatically know you want coverage specifically for--cov=torchgeoand--cov-report=term-missing. This can also easily be overridden on the command line:> pytest --cov=torchgeo.datasets.foo --cov-report=xmlI haven't yet found a way to enable coverage by default (without needing
--cov) in a way that can also be overridden on the command line, but I'm pretty happy with this for now.P.S. I also removed the 10 slowest tests reports, as we don't really pay any attention to these.