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Using --cov-fail-under ends with traceback.
See original GitHub issueI’m using tox to run my tests and this is happening on 2.7, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6.0a0, tox.ini file. To reproduce, run any suite of tests with less than the desired line coverage. Sample traceback
I only noticed this because I’m starting a new project with one test to see if I could get a combined HTML coverage report for all environments.
I’m wondering if this line should be a sys.exit(1) (or similar) instead
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Hi, I’m having about the same issue as OP. When I set the threshold to 100 (and I like it that high) it’s nearly certainly that a failed test will miss some lines and then I can’t see what actually went wrong in the test because of the traceback. Kind of a bummer…
This is corrected via #116.