Use coverage erase and add htmlcov to .gitignore #288
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run-coverage
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| print('\nYou need to install the coverage module first, e.g. \n$ pip2 install coverage\n') | |||
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| rm -rf .coverage* | |||
| $COVERAGE erase | |||
| PATH=$PWD:$PATH $COVERAGE run -p --include=$PWD/ocropus-*,$PWD/**/* ./tests/run-unit | |||
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Currently, the problem is that the import ocrolib in ./tests/run-unit will use the files in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ocrolib/ and not the local one. I guess this is different for the ocropus-* scripts, because they are one directory level up. @kba Any ideas how to fix this? Do we have to adjust the PATH variable here?
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You can set [paths] in coverage config, then run coverage combine to flatten the paths into the first canonical path.
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Thank you! Yes, that seems to work. I guess that the PATH construct can be deleted then as well...
run-coverage
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| print('\nYou need to install the coverage module first, e.g. \n$ pip2 install coverage\n') | |||
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| rm -rf .coverage* | |||
| $COVERAGE erase | |||
| PATH=$PWD:$PATH $COVERAGE run -p --include=$PWD/ocropus-*,$PWD/**/* ./tests/run-unit | |||
| PATH=$PWD:$PATH RUNNER="$COVERAGE run -p --include=$PWD/ocropus-*,$PWD/**/*" ./run-test-ci | |||
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Do we need the include here? It works also without and maybe is better not to restrict that further...?
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