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I'm trying to integrate code coverage with Travis CI for a python repository.

In the project root, my .coveragerc looks like:

[run]
data_file = tests/coverage/.coverage
omit = data-structures/lib/*

[html]
directory = tests/coverage/html_report/

[xml]
output = tests/coverage/coverage.xml

All the attributes are reflected correctly except data_file. I see a reports file created under tests/.

I have also tried data_file = tests/coverage/, but the reports file is still created under tests/.

How do I create .coverage inside tests/coverage/?

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  • Hmm, that seems very strange. Are you sure you are using the .coveragerc file you think you are? You can add COVERAGE_DEBUG=config,sys to your environment to get some information dumped about the configuration being used. Commented Nov 8, 2020 at 22:37
  • @NedBatchelder its working fine right now and the behavior is also as expected. But there was a reports file at some point earlier. Commented Nov 9, 2020 at 3:06
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