When I run my tests, I realised that pytest-cov only shows coverage reports for files that are touched during the automated tests. How can I set it so that it shows coverage for even files that are not touched?
Pytest-Cov Show Coverage For Untouched Files
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I had the exact same issue. Make sure you have a
__init__.pyfile in every subdirectory (package).More info: why you want
__init__.pyfiles.My
pyproject.tomlfile for reference:output: