How can I exclude files from coverage in Python?
You can exclude files from coverage by using the --omit
option in the coverage command. For example: coverage run --omit='*/tests/*' -m pytest
.
Can I exclude multiple files or directories?
Yes, you can specify multiple patterns separated by commas. For example: --omit='*/tests/*,*/migrations/*'
.
What if I want to exclude files only in a specific directory?
You can use a pattern that targets the specific directory. For example: --omit='my_package/specific_dir/*'
.
Is there a way to exclude files in the configuration file?
Yes, you can add the omit
option in your .coveragerc
file under the [run]
section.
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