fix: ignore non-Python sources in HTML reports - #756
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Purpose
Avoid an internal error when coverage data includes executable code compiled from a non-Python source such as a Jinja template. The default HTML report now limits its input to Python files when no source or include filter is configured.
The regression test records executable code under a
.jinja2filename while keeping the test independent of Jinja2.References
Closes #748
Verification
python -m pytest -q tests/test_pytest_cov.py -k 'test_html'python -m ruff check src tests/test_pytest_cov.pygit diff --checkThe full suite was started locally but exceeded the 180-second execution limit without producing a test failure.