ci: add strict-no-cover to detect unnecessary coverage pragmas #1897
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Add strict-no-cover from pydantic to CI pipeline. This tool identifies `# pragma: no cover` comments on lines that are actually covered by tests, helping keep coverage pragmas accurate. Changes: - Add strict-no-cover as dev dependency (installed from git) - Add `pragma: lax no cover` to coverage exclude_lines for partial coverage - Add CI step to run strict-no-cover after coverage report
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Add strict-no-cover from pydantic to the CI pipeline. This tool identifies
# pragma: no covercomments on lines that are actually covered by tests, helping keep coverage pragmas accurate.Changes
pragma: lax no coverto coverage exclude_lines for partial coverage scenariosHow it works
# pragma: no cover- errors if any marked lines are actually covered# pragma: lax no cover- permits partial coverage without erroring (useful for flaky or inconsistently covered code)