Bump coverage[toml] from 7.10.7 to 7.13.1

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Bumps coverage[toml] from 7.10.7 to 7.13.1.

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7.13.1

Version 7.13.1 — 2025-12-28

• Added: the JSON report now includes a "start_line" key for function and class regions, indicating the first line of the region in the source. Closes issue 2110.
• Added: The debug data command now takes file names as arguments on the command line, so you can inspect specific data files without needing to set the COVERAGE_FILE environment variable.
• Fix: the JSON report used to report module docstrings as executed lines, which no other report did, as described in issue 2105. This is now fixed, thanks to Jianrong Zhao.
• Fix: coverage.py uses a more disciplined approach to detecting where third-party code is installed, and avoids measuring it. This shouldn’t change any behavior. If you find that it does, please get in touch.
• Performance: data files that will be combined now record their hash as part of the file name. This lets us skip duplicate data more quickly, speeding the combining step.
• Docs: added a section explaining more about what is considered a missing branch and how it is reported: Examples of missing branches, as requested in issue 1597. Thanks to Ayisha Mohammed.
• Tests: the test suite misunderstood what core was being tested if COVERAGE_CORE wasn’t set on 3.14+. This is now fixed, closing issue 2109.

➡️  PyPI page: coverage 7.13.1. :arrow_right:  To install: python3 -m pip install coverage==7.13.1

7.13.0

Version 7.13.0 — 2025-12-08

• Feature: coverage.py now supports .coveragerc.toml configuration files. These files use TOML syntax and take priority over pyproject.toml but lower priority than .coveragerc files. Closes issue 1643 thanks to Olena Yefymenko.
• Fix: we now include a permanent .pth file which is installed with the code, fixing issue 2084. In 7.12.1b1 this was done incorrectly: it didn’t work when using the source wheel (py3-none-any). This is now fixed. Thanks, Henry Schreiner.
• Deprecated: when coverage.py is installed, it creates three command entry points: coverage, coverage3, and coverage-3.10 (if installed for Python 3.10). The second and third of these are not needed and will eventually be removed. They still work for now, but print a message about their deprecation.

➡️  PyPI page: coverage 7.13.0. :arrow_right:  To install: python3 -m pip install coverage==7.13.0

7.12.1b1

Version 7.12.1b1 — 2025-11-30

• Fix: coverage.py now includes a permanent .pth file in the distribution which is installed with the code. This fixes issue 2084: failure to patch for subprocess measurement when site-packages is not writable.

➡️  PyPI page: coverage 7.12.1b1. :arrow_right:  To install: python3 -m pip install coverage==7.12.1b1

7.12.0

Version 7.12.0 — 2025-11-18

• The HTML report now shows separate coverage totals for statements and branches, as well as the usual combined coverage percentage. Thanks to Ryuta Otsuka for the discussion and the implementation.
• The JSON report now includes separate coverage totals for statements and branches, thanks to Ryuta Otsuka.
• Fix: except* clauses were not handled properly under the “sysmon” measurement core, causing KeyError exceptions as described in issue 2086. This is now fixed.
• Fix: we now defend against aggressive mocking of open() that could cause errors inside coverage.py. An example of a failure is in issue 2083.
• Fix: in unusual cases where a test suite intentionally exhausts the system’s file descriptors to test handling errors in open(), coverage.py would fail when trying to open source files, as described in issue 2091. This is now fixed.
• A small tweak to the HTML report: file paths now use thin spaces around slashes to make them easier to read.

➡️  PyPI page: coverage 7.12.0. :arrow_right:  To install: python3 -m pip install coverage==7.12.0

7.11.3

Version 7.11.3 — 2025-11-09

• Fix: the 7.11.1 changes meant that conflicts between a requested measurement core and other settings would raise an error. This was a breaking change from previous behavior, as reported in issue 2076 and issue 2078.

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Changelog

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Version 7.13.1 — 2025-12-28

• Added: the JSON report now includes a "start_line" key for function and class regions, indicating the first line of the region in the source. Closes issue 2110_.

• Added: The debug data command now takes file names as arguments on the command line, so you can inspect specific data files without needing to set the COVERAGE_FILE environment variable.

• Fix: the JSON report used to report module docstrings as executed lines, which no other report did, as described in issue 2105_. This is now fixed, thanks to Jianrong Zhao.

• Fix: coverage.py uses a more disciplined approach to detecting where third-party code is installed, and avoids measuring it. This shouldn't change any behavior. If you find that it does, please get in touch.

• Performance: data files that will be combined now record their hash as part of the file name. This lets us skip duplicate data more quickly, speeding the combining step.

• Docs: added a section explaining more about what is considered a missing branch and how it is reported: :ref:branch_explain, as requested in issue 1597. Thanks to Ayisha Mohammed <pull 2092_>.

• Tests: the test suite misunderstood what core was being tested if COVERAGE_CORE wasn't set on 3.14+. This is now fixed, closing issue 2109_.

.. _issue 1597: coveragepy/coveragepy#1597 .. _pull 2092: coveragepy/coveragepy#2092 .. _issue 2105: coveragepy/coveragepy#2105 .. _issue 2109: coveragepy/coveragepy#2109 .. _issue 2110: coveragepy/coveragepy#2110

.. _changes_7-13-0:

Version 7.13.0 — 2025-12-08

• Feature: coverage.py now supports :file:.coveragerc.toml configuration files. These files use TOML syntax and take priority over :file:pyproject.toml but lower priority than :file:.coveragerc files. Closes issue 1643_ thanks to Olena Yefymenko <pull 1952_>_.

• Fix: we now include a permanent .pth file which is installed with the code, fixing issue 2084_. In 7.12.1b1 this was done incorrectly: it didn't work when using the source wheel (py3-none-any). This is now fixed. Thanks,

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Commits

• a6afdc3 docs: sample HTML for 7.13.1
• a497081 docs: prep for 7.13.1
• e992033 docs: polish up CHANGES
• 18bba6e chore: bump the action-dependencies group with 4 updates (#2111)
• 80fb808 refactor: (?x:...) lets us use re.VERBOSE even when combining later
• cc272bd docs: leave a comment so we'll find this when 3.12 is the minimum
• 70d007d types: be explicit
• a2c1940 types: fully import modules that will be patched
• 57b975d types: explicit Protocol inheritance permits changing parameter names
• 63ec12d types: clarify that morfs arguments can be a single morf
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