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To enforce 100% test coverage for new code, run coverage checks during development to identify untested paths and guide writing tests before commits. This validates that new changes are fully tested to prevent regressions.

You can check test coverage gaps by analyzing git diff for new files and re-running tests until the changed code is fully covered. This process identifies untested paths in your new changes before committing.

The best way to integrate test coverage checks into code review is to run make test-with-coverage to catch untested code paths during the review process. This ensures any new code added is properly tested before merging.

Yes, pytest works with continuous integration for coverage checks by running make test-with-coverage to validate changes and ensure 100% coverage before committing. This integration catches untested code paths during development and review.

Your new code fails the test coverage check because it contains untested paths that have not reached 100% coverage. The tool analyzes git diff for new files and re-runs tests until the changed code is fully covered.

Yes, you can use this to automatically guide the addition of tests to achieve full coverage before committing. It validates that new code is properly tested by identifying gaps and re-running tests until complete coverage is achieved.