As mentioned in #660 (comment), the coverage tool is no longer present in the python-extras bundle. My best understanding is that coverage was pulled into the bundle originally via runtime dependencies, not via direct listing in the bundle definition. And once that dependency link was severed (from a package (or packages) that I have not identified :-) ), the tool disappeared from the bundle.
It is desirable to re-enable coverage analysis for CI runs. The options I see to resolve are:
- Add
pypi-coverage to python-extras, since the CI container installs that bundle already.
- Add
pypi-coverage to a different bundle if that's more appropriate, and also update the Dockerfile (referenced above) to install that bundle as well.
As mentioned in #660 (comment), the
coveragetool is no longer present in thepython-extrasbundle. My best understanding is thatcoveragewas pulled into the bundle originally via runtime dependencies, not via direct listing in the bundle definition. And once that dependency link was severed (from a package (or packages) that I have not identified :-) ), the tool disappeared from the bundle.It is desirable to re-enable coverage analysis for CI runs. The options I see to resolve are:
pypi-coveragetopython-extras, since the CI container installs that bundle already.pypi-coverageto a different bundle if that's more appropriate, and also update the Dockerfile (referenced above) to install that bundle as well.