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Originally reported byBarry Warsaw (Bitbucket: warsaw, GitHub: warsaw)
Run coverage over some files that contain ^L (control-L) in them, such as the GNU Mailman 3.0 source code (bzr branch lp:mailman && tox -e coverage). The generated HTML page stops at the ^L. The summary page seems to cover the entire file, it's just that the page break in the file messes up the HTML.
Wow, you seem to be right! I guess ^L is pretty rare these days, since no one has mentioned this before. I'll definitely fix it once I figure out where the ball is being dropped.. Fascinating!
Originally reported by Barry Warsaw (Bitbucket: warsaw, GitHub: warsaw)
Run coverage over some files that contain ^L (control-L) in them, such as the GNU Mailman 3.0 source code (
bzr branch lp:mailman && tox -e coverage
). The generated HTML page stops at the ^L. The summary page seems to cover the entire file, it's just that the page break in the file messes up the HTML.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: