code cov?? whahhhhhhtttttt? about earthpy

[mbjoseph]

Codecov measures the coverage of the unit tests, e.g., what fraction of code is executed in the process of running the tests (more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_coverage). Currently coverage is very low, since we're not actually hitting any of the meaningful code in the package (e.g., the code inside of our class and function definitions).

[lwasser]

ok so here is what i don't understand @mbjoseph . that is what i thought it might be doing BUT i'm confused as to where there is any coverage! ? We have no running unit tests right now that travis runs!

I"m also going to open up an issue about data as i think we definitely need to have some small files to test rasterio given it's all about import and export (IO) files!

Thank you so much!

[mbjoseph]

@lwasser there is some coverage because we import earthpy in the unit tests. To see what lines are being run you can go here: https://codecov.io/gh/earthlab/earthpy/tree/master/earthpy

So, we are running all of __init__.py and then essentially just defining our functions and methods in the io.py, spatial.py, and utils.py, but if you go to see what lines within those scripts are being run (https://codecov.io/gh/earthlab/earthpy/src/master/earthpy/spatial.py) you can see that the functions are not executed yet - they are only defined.

[lwasser]

ok i think i follow now @mbjoseph i'll close this for the time being because we are about to get a bunch of PR's from students but will reopen if i have more questions!!