Tests: Generate an HTML coverage report when running tests locally. #525
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This makes it convenient to check coverage locally, instead of having to go to Coveralls.
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I'm having trouble getting the tests to run in Docker (even on |
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I'm gonna go ahead and merge this, but LMK if anyone sees any problems in the future. |
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This makes it convenient to check coverage locally, instead of having to go to Coveralls.
This does part of the documentation for #467 , but only the local part. Docs will still need to be added for Coveralls when #364 is done.