Combine coverage databases to include output from multiprocessing #37485
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Ah nice catch! That was for the local coverage running. Note - we also have the remote coverage report and there the reports are combined automatetically. |
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Combine coverage databases to include output from multiprocessing
Call the combine() method to allow results from different processes to be reported on. Results in some coverage increases in core_coverage.
related: #35127
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