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Where is this
joinfunction coming from? The syntax for joining a string together withjoinis:'\'.join([addr, netmask]). I believe this would throw aNameErrorexception. Which means your test is likely not causing this code to run.I looked at last night's coverage report, and the
setNetworkfunction isn't being called by any of the tests indevelop. So, it is possible thatsetNetworkis dead code. You'll need to trace it down and see if anything calls it.Also: You can get a coverage report for your own branch by either adding
_covto the end of your branch name or by putting the workcoveragein the last commit message.