Python 单元测试的增量代码覆盖率？

Question

How can I get an incremental report on code coverage in Python?

By "incremental", I mean what has been the change in the covered lines since some "last" report, or from a particular Git commit.

I'm using unittest and coverage (and coveralls.io) to get the code coverage statistics, which work great. But I'm involved only with a part of the project, and at first I'm concerned with what my last commit has changed. I expected coverage to be able to show the difference between two reports, but so far have not found anything short of running textual diff on HTML output.

Answer 1

Brief

I use pycobertura .

pycobertura diff --format html --output cov_diff.html coverage_old.xml coverage_new.xml

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Details

I use the following chain ( coverage ):

1. Generate coverage report: python -m coverage run -m unittest

2. Output cobertura's XML format: coverage xml --omit tests/* -o cover_old.xml

3. -- Modify code or checkout newer commit --

4. Generate coverage report: python -m coverage run -m unittest

5. Output cobertura's XML format: coverage xml --omit tests/* -o cover_new.xml

6. Generate diff: pycobertura diff --format html --output cov_diff.html coverage_old.xml coverage_new.xml

Answer 2

I just posted an answer to similar question, it might help. Compares previous run and current run.

show-the-differences-in-two-test-coverage-runs