Add hatch command for html coverage report#2721
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+1 for an easy path to making an html coverage report. no strong feelings about the new alias for |
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Thanks, this is a nice addition!
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I found the html coverage report simpler to use for monitoring progress in #2693 and am wondering if you would consider a hatch command for this, such as the one suggested in the PR.
I also propose adding a
run-pytestalias forrunbecause I heard that usinghatch run --env <env> runto run the tests was a bit confusing to new contributors at the Pangeo hackday.