Add --cov-omit option
See original GitHub issueSimilar to --omit
option in coverage.py, this option could be used to ignore some specific files.
Ignoring files can be done with a .coveragerc
file, but many developers don’t want to add an other file in their project root folder just to ignore one or two folder during the coverage analysis.
related to #193
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I understand that impulse. We would like to keep our plugin as simple as possible.
Coverage will read settings from setup.cfg, or tox.ini, or pyproject.toml files. There’s no need to add another option to an already cluttered command line.