[Walter Dörwald] > Using regrtest.py's tracing option instead of trace.py gives better > results (see http://styx.livinglogic.de/~walter/brokentrace2.txt): Cool! > 656 covered modules (including a strange /tmp/tmp6ccfd4/t5/string.py) test_pkg.py creates the weird string.py. Don't know why. > There seems to be something wrong with the way trace.py starts > the script. > > BTW, I'd like to have an option the specify the coverdir in regrtest.py, > as now finding the coverage file when you have the name of the Python > file is more complicated. But I guess this has to wait until 2.4 is > out the door. I don't know anything about this, but there's no reason to avoid changing regrtest.py just because 2.4 is in beta. The arguments to regrtest.py aren't documented, and it's an internal module to help us test Python anyway. So if you can do better 2.4 testing by changing it now, change it now.
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