Fix "it's" → "its" typo in CovPlugin docstring#742
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Repo: pytest-dev/pytest-cov (⭐ 1700)
Type: docs
Files changed: 1
Lines: +1/-1
What
Fixes a small grammatical typo in the
CovPlugin.__init__docstring insrc/pytest_cov/plugin.py. The contraction "it's" (it is) was used where the possessive "its" was intended ("we give coverage through it's API" → "its API").Why
Minor readability/correctness fix in developer-facing documentation. "it's" is the contraction for "it is", while the possessive form is "its". The docstring is visible to anyone reading the plugin source or generated API documentation.
Testing
No behavioral change — the edit is inside a docstring, so no tests are affected. Verified by inspection that no other references to "it's API" exist in the codebase.
Risk
Low — docstring-only typo fix, zero runtime impact.