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# Coven: Code Coverage Through Bytecode Witchcraft
Coven is a test coverage harness for Python 3. It uses an extension to the CPython interpreter, pending integration (issue #24900) into Python 3.7. The patch also works on Python 3.6, and Coven is developed against 3.6.
# License
Coven is dedicated to the public domain. It is written and maintained by George King.
# Usage
coven acts as a drop-in replacement for python3. Mileage may vary.
# Issues
Please file issues to the github repository: github.com/gwk/coven.
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