Use xml for coverage info (#6947)

* append more apps

* set source

* use labels to force full CI suit

* always check for label

* use newer syntax

* remove unneeded carryforward flag

* improve action names

* remove unused upload steps

* enable discovery of locate test

* remove wrong module

* delete all ( :-) )lines for upload

* remove init for now

* add carryfoward back in again

* disable flaky test

* always run finsh step

* deactivate machine test for now

* specify refs explicitly

* add docker exception

* use xml for coverage info

* dummy fix

* remove dummy fix

* dummy change

* always export

* change path to ensure basepath is submitted

* add more paths

* reverst isort change

* remove unused html export

* remove paralell

* add plain InvenTree too

* Update pyproject.toml

* reset paths

* Update qc_checks.yaml

* Update qc_checks.yaml

* fix coverage runner setting

* fix coverage tool path

* use move, not copy

* ignore tmp

* reset isort settings

* use relative files for reporting

* Revert "use relative files for reporting"

This reverts commit 1f662bfb975fb30e1de8668463d145a50bc3deb0.

* only run after at least 1 succeeds

* add TODO

* remove coverage subdir run

* also force migrations

* add coverage to migrations

* fix conditional for migration force check

* always upload coverage

* disable flaky test

* fix tests

* wait for migrations

* re-add function arg?

* adjust coverage targets

* add no-cov for fixes of flaky tests

* remove dummy

* revert to "old" upload method"

.github/workflows/qc_checks.yaml

@@ -292,6 +292,7 @@ jobs:
         with:
           github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
           flag-name: backend
+          file: coverage.xml
           git-commit: ${{ github.sha }}
           git-branch: ${{ github.ref }}
           parallel: true

tasks.py

@@ -870,7 +870,7 @@ def test(
     if coverage:
         # Run tests within coverage environment, and generate report
         c.run(f'coverage run {managePyPath()} {cmd}')
-        c.run('coverage html -i')
+        c.run('coverage xml -i')
     else:
         # Run simple test runner, without coverage
         manage(c, cmd, pty=pty)