fix: correct coverage source to track memu package instead of tests#220
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@luojiyin1987 Thank you for your fix!
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Summary
Fixes #219
Corrected the coverage configuration to track the
memusource package instead of thetestsdirectory.Problem
The
[tool.coverage.run] sourcewas set to["tests"], which caused coverage to analyze test code coverage rather than the actual source code.Solution
Changed
source = ["tests"]tosource = ["memu"]inpyproject.toml(line 153).Verification
Ran
pytest --cov --cov-report=term-missingand confirmed coverage now correctly reports for allsrc/memu/modules.