ci: move the coverage gate out of addopts into the CI step - #7
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--cov-fail-under in pyproject addopts applies to every pytest invocation,
not just full runs. A targeted command from CLAUDE.md such as
pytest tests/test_assessor.py::TestAssess -v
measures the whole package while executing one class, so it reports
roughly 3% coverage and exits non-zero even though every selected test
passed. That makes the documented developer workflow unusable.
The gate moves to the workflow pytest step: CI still enforces the same
threshold on the full suite, targeted runs behave again.
Verified both directions -- the targeted command now exits 0, and the
full run still reports "Required test coverage ... reached".
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The problem
--cov-fail-under=80sits inpyproject.tomladdopts, so it applies to every pytest invocation — not just full runs.A targeted command of the kind CLAUDE.md documents:
measures the whole package while executing one class. Coverage lands around 3%, the gate fails, and pytest exits non-zero even though every selected test passed. Demonstrated on headersvalidator before making the change:
That makes the documented developer workflow unusable — you cannot run a single test class without a spurious failure.
The fix
Move the threshold to the workflow's pytest step. CI still enforces the same number on the full suite; targeted runs stop failing.
Verified
Targeted run now exits 0; the full run still reports
Required test coverage ... reached.Scope
This is one of six repos with the same defect, all being fixed identically. Raised by Greptile on chainvalidator#7; chainvalidator is already fixed and is the reference shape.