Coverage sees deleted files? #3610
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My two cents: Try removing the gitignore file, removing all the things you've tried removing that did not solve the problem, add, commit, then diff against a fresh commit bee-fore you deleted the gitignore, to find things you may-bee forgot to delete. |
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@freakboy3742 remembered the root cause and detailed it in Discord.
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I've tried scouring all the bytecode folders, passing -r so tox rebuilds its environment, manually deleting the entire .tox folder, and starting a new Python virtual environment, but so far I haven't found a way — short of starting from a fresh clone of the repo — to get coverage to ignore files that used to exist, but have been deleted.
Does anyone know where the heck it's keeping information on these ghost files?
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