"""
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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# Specify the coverage test runner
COVERAGE_TEST_RUNNER = 'test_coverage.coverage_runner.run_tests'

# Specify regular expressions of code blocks the coverage analyzer should
# ignore as statements (e.g. ``raise NotImplemented``).
# These statements are not figured in as part of the coverage statistics.
# This setting is optional.
COVERAGE_CODE_EXCLUDES = [
    'def __unicode__\(self\):', 'def get_absolute_url\(self\):',
    'from .* import .*', 'import .*',
    ]
    
# Specify a list of regular expressions of paths to exclude from
# coverage analysis.
# Note these paths are ignored by the module introspection tool and take
# precedence over any package/module settings such as:
# TODO: THE SETTING FOR MODULES
# Use this to exclude subdirectories like ``r'.svn'``, for example.
# This setting is optional.
COVERAGE_PATH_EXCLUDES = [r'.svn']

# Specify a list of additional module paths to include
# in the coverage analysis. By default, only modules within installed
# apps are reported. If you have utility modules outside of the app
# structure, you can include them here.
# Note this list is *NOT* regular expression, so you have to be explicit,
# such as 'myproject.utils', and not 'utils$'.
# This setting is optional.
COVERAGE_ADDITIONAL_MODULES = []

# Specify a list of regular expressions of module paths to exclude
# from the coverage analysis. Examples are ``'tests$'`` and ``'urls$'``.
# This setting is optional.
COVERAGE_MODULE_EXCLUDES = ['tests$', 'settings$','urls$', 'common.views.test',
                            '__init__', 'django']

# Specify the directory where you would like the coverage report to create
# the HTML files.
# You'll need to make sure this directory exists and is writable by the
# user account running the test.
# You should probably set this one explicitly in your own settings file.
COVERAGE_REPORT_HTML_OUTPUT_DIR = '/my_home/test_html'
