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You can now run Python tests with coverage in Visual Studio Code! 🐍 Make sure you have the correct testing coverage package installed, and then you can run your tests with coverage just as you normally would.

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Nicolas Lambert1 year ago

Je me réjouis de voir les tests Python avec couverture disponibles dans VS Code! C'est un excellent moyen de garantir la qualité de mon code.

Obelich1 year ago

Need some features to #rubyonrails #Ruby @rails on #visualstudioCode

Daniel Ogburn1 year ago

Lol tests? What tests?

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