Test coverage

NitPycker can be used with Coverage.py. You will however need to create a .coveragerc file in the directory from which you run your tests.

This file needs to contain all information about how coverage should run. This is needed as processes need to get access to this information and it is for now not possible through the command line.

One thing that is absolutely needed to have meaningful results is to add

concurrency = multiprocessing in the [run] section as nitpycker uses the multiprocessing package

An example of .coveragerc file is given here