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I've started to use PyCharm at lot more finally solved an earlier issue. Running pycharm's built-in coverage without disturbing the terminal output coverage was an issue. The way to get around it is to supply the --no-cov flag in PyCharm's Run/Debug configurations for pytest. This disables the pytest-cov extension. Hope this helps someone.
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I've started to use PyCharm at lot more finally solved an earlier issue. Running pycharm's built-in coverage without disturbing the terminal output coverage was an issue. The way to get around it is to supply the
--no-cov
flag in PyCharm's Run/Debug configurations for pytest. This disables thepytest-cov
extension. Hope this helps someone.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: