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Currently I manually set the date and by hand start 4 python instances of main.py to generate the partial coverage files. Then I manually run the merge and push the new coverage file to GitHub. The process should be turned into a bash script with configurable number of processes and at least do the merge automatically at the end.
For historical purposes I would like to keep the old coverage files, so the final coverage file names should contain the date they were generated for.
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Currently I manually set the date and by hand start 4 python instances of main.py to generate the partial coverage files. Then I manually run the merge and push the new coverage file to GitHub. The process should be turned into a bash script with configurable number of processes and at least do the merge automatically at the end.
For historical purposes I would like to keep the old coverage files, so the final coverage file names should contain the date they were generated for.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: