feature/coveragerc-omit #329
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11-15: Consider fixing the regex pattern for__main__in exclude_lines.There's a small issue with the pattern for excluding the main module condition.
- if __name__ == .__main__.: # Skips CLI bootstrapping code + if __name__ == ['"]__main__['"].: # Skips CLI bootstrapping codeThe current pattern uses a dot (.) which in regex matches any character, but what you likely want is to match either single or double quotes surrounding
__main__. The suggested pattern will match both'__main__'and"__main__".
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.vscode/settings.json (1)
14-17: Good addition of SonarLint connected mode configuration.Adding SonarLint connected mode configuration is a positive enhancement that will help maintain consistent code quality across the team by connecting to SonarQube/SonarCloud. The connection is properly configured with your user ID and the project key.
.coveragerc (1)
3-9: Well-structured omission rules for coverage reporting.The omission rules are properly configured to exclude files that typically don't require coverage testing, such as
__init__.pyfiles, data models, schemas, and test files themselves. This helps focus coverage metrics on meaningful application logic rather than boilerplate code.codecov.yml (3)
12-12: Changed CI failure condition to a more forgiving option.Changing
if_ci_failedfromerrortosuccessmeans that Codecov will report a successful coverage status even if the CI build fails. This helps separate coverage concerns from other build issues, making your CI process more resilient.
17-17: Added missing configuration for patch coverage.Adding
if_not_found: successto the patch section is a good practice that ensures coverage status isn't blocked when there's no previous report to compare against. This is particularly helpful for new files or first-time contributors.
42-55: Improved ignore patterns with more precise regex syntax.The updated ignore patterns use regex syntax instead of glob patterns, which provides more precise control over what files are excluded from coverage reporting. The patterns align well with the omissions specified in the
.coveragercfile, creating a consistent coverage configuration across tools.
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