Describe the problem/need and solution
Hi!
I maintain some Executable Books packages in Fedora (MyST-Parser and whatever it depends on).
As a downstream consumer I'd love to build the RPM package as automatically as it gets, without tweaking the upstream configuration too much.
During the RPM build I want to run the tests as they are the best indicator of the package health but from my POV coverage is not important at all - it doesn't say anything of the package quality on my level. So with the current extras I need to remove python-cov and coverage from testing extra to get only the "core" testing packages.
It would help me to have coverage split to another extra. I guess it would be beneficial also to the other distros package maintainers.
I'll be happy to send a PR if you agree with this idea.
Guide for implementation
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Tasks and updates
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Describe the problem/need and solution
Hi!
I maintain some Executable Books packages in Fedora (MyST-Parser and whatever it depends on).
As a downstream consumer I'd love to build the RPM package as automatically as it gets, without tweaking the upstream configuration too much.
During the RPM build I want to run the tests as they are the best indicator of the package health but from my POV coverage is not important at all - it doesn't say anything of the package quality on my level. So with the current extras I need to remove
python-covandcoveragefromtestingextra to get only the "core" testing packages.It would help me to have coverage split to another extra. I guess it would be beneficial also to the other distros package maintainers.
I'll be happy to send a PR if you agree with this idea.
Guide for implementation
No response
Tasks and updates
No response