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Using covr in R, different result from package_coverage and file_coverage

R: What is the working directory when executing covr?

R: why is covr::package_coverage() always throws me an error starting with Error: Failure in `/tmp/RtmptOqbpy/R_LIBS5b33c260c72/....`

How to create a Gitlab CI coverage badge for R

Location of tests file in an R package

Testthat and covr in one go

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How to provide threshold value of code coverage percentage to covr (R code coverage)

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How to include tests with `skip_on_cran()` when calling `covr::package_coverage()`?

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