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@mlouielu, thanks for your PR! By analyzing the history of the files in this pull request, we identified @terryjreedy, @zware and @vadmium to be potential reviewers.

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terryjreedy commented Jul 16, 2017

What you wrote is what I would like to do, but how does python -m coverage work when coverage is not installed for the repository? I just get 'No module named coverage'. I also tried python <path to 3.6 site-lib/coverage> and coverage ran but its internal inports failed.

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@terryjreedy @csabella Add on how to prepare coverage on Linux and MacOS. I didn't put this on first because I thought that you will prepare it via 5. Test Coverage top says.

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Now that I know what is in common, I think I will rewrite a bit to eliminate duplication within and with the devguide. I probably will have a question.

@matrixise matrixise added the docs Documentation in the Doc dir label May 15, 2019
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@terryjreedy, ping

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