fix: correct CI pre-commit invocation and coverage upload path #15
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Two fixes in the testing workflow: 1. Remove bare `pre-commit` call (no subcommand) which just prints help text and wastes CI time. Only `pre-commit run --all-files` is needed. 2. Fix Codecov upload path from `./coverage/coverage.xml` to `./coverage.xml`. pytest-cov with `--cov-report=xml` writes coverage.xml to the working directory by default, not a coverage/ subdirectory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Two fixes in the testing workflow:
pre-commitcall (line 42) — Runningpre-commitwithout a subcommand just prints help text and exits 0. Onlypre-commit run --all-filesis needed../coverage/coverage.xmlto./coverage.xml.pytest-covwith--cov-report=xmlwrites to the working directory by default, not acoverage/subdirectory. Coverage was never actually being uploaded.Test plan
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