Remove .coveragerc (duplicated in pyproject.toml) - #61
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Coverage.py fully supports configuration via pyproject.toml, and the project already defines all coverage settings under [tool.coverage]. Removing .coveragerc avoids duplicate configuration and potential precedence confusion, keeping a single source of truth for coverage settings.
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Agreed. I'd also prefer the pyproject.toml to be the single source of truth. Good plan!
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Coverage.py fully supports configuration via pyproject.toml, and the project already defines all coverage settings under [tool.coverage]. Removing .coveragerc avoids duplicate configuration and potential precedence confusion, keeping a single source of truth for coverage settings.