Well - bummer.
That didn't help with #343 as much as I thought it might :-(
Will help with other issues though, I expect.

Peripherally related: when you run tests locally (in your sandbox - not on github) - do you see a similar failure in the py2lcov test?
If you do - could you attach the offending 'functions.xml' file somewhere, so we can study it?

Peripherally related: when you run tests locally (in your sandbox - not on github) - do you see a similar failure in the py2lcov test?

@henry2cox I did not see any failures in my Docker-based attempts to reproduce the failures from #343. It was the exact opposite of what I had hoped for.

Hmm
Now there is a bummer.

Hacky - but I think we need to artifact the "tests" directory (maybe temporarily) - so we can see the shrapnel.

Like you, I can't seem to reproduce the issue.

The other thing I can do, to make that artifact a bit less painful - is to clean each rundir if the corresponding test passes.