Fix parsing coverage report with modern coverage #19
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At some point, coverage has started outputting the TOTAL line even when you are only looking at coverage of a single file. This confuses the coverage report parsing code, which only looks at the last line. Change it to consider any line in the output, and succeed if it finds a line matching the file name it is looking for.
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Once again I was surprised because I was sure I had the latest version of coverage (5.4) installed via pipx, but then I discovered an older version (5.1) installed via pip install --user into ~/.local/lib/python*/ hiding the newer one. Oops. |
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At some point, coverage has started outputting the TOTAL line even when
you are only looking at coverage of a single file. This confuses the
coverage report parsing code, which only looks at the last line.
Change it to consider any line in the output, and succeed if it finds a
line matching the file name it is looking for.