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You might need to try using the Coverage API, using start() and stop() around the request, and then examining the data each time. When you say "each request" I don't know if you mean every single request being made, or each different kind of request?
You might need to try using the Coverage API, using start() and stop() around the request, and then examining the data each time.
I am not sure how that can be done at the server side. I would be grateful for any insights.
Little background here: I want to develop a module that does this for any python server out there.
When you say "each request" I don't know if you mean every single request being made, or each different kind of request?
I meant every single API request being made to the server. In the context of sample app I linked in the issue description, it would mean any request which comes to the five endpoints.
consider a sample python application (https://github.com/keploy/samples-python/tree/main/django-postgres), I want to get the coverage data for each request coming to my server.
I am aware of dynamic-context, but that it is a different thing, it provides only one option (test_function).
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