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On Linux, packages get installed in places coverage.py doesn't ignore #74
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This thread looks like it has useful information: http://groups.google.com/group/python-virtualenv/browse_thread/thread/1412994580f0a2c6/17271fcd6a6e747e |
Original comment by sourcefrog (Bitbucket: sourcefrog, GitHub: sourcefrog) Somewhat related (but afaics a different codepath), on Ubuntu Precise, with coverage installed from
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@sourcefrog: Can you show me the output of "coverage debug sys" ? It looks like you may have two coverage.py's installed, and it's somehow using both? |
From #python today, another report of this. Here's the "coverage debug sys":
And here's the coverage report:
veloutin reports that the files in /...2.7/dist-packages/ are symlinks to those in /..pyshared/ |
I split the second issue into its own ticket: #214. |
Nikola Skoric reported on the nose-users list that too many packages were being measured, namely nose and lxml:
His "coverage debug sys" output is:
He reports that he installed them with "pip install nose"
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