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feat(toolchain): Extend Python Testing Toolchain with COVERAGE_RC Support #2246
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The
python_test
extension in theory could register to toolchain itself, just likepython
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Ideally I would love to be able to express this as
My goal is for us to extend
py_test
with toolchain such that it would be possible to define a different flavour ofpy_test
with its own toolchain and for that we would be reusing thecreate_executable_rule
snippet like above.Do you have any ideas?
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Based on the C++ Testing Toolchain approach, it is better to have this configured at the toolchain level rather than the rule level. If I understand this correctly, users will be required to specifyextend_foo
on everypy_test
ruleI think I don't understand how
_my_function_to_add_env_and_set_coverage
will access the information provided by the toolchain.