Django Test Coverage

The django-test-coverage (https://github.com/srosro/django-test-coverage) is an exciting project that leverages coverage.py in Django projects.
It is most helpful in figuring out if your project is being comprehensibly covered by your automated tests. When you run ./manage.py test, django-test-coverage outputs coverage information. It doesn't help much that the coverage information prints out even when tests fail, making you scroll your command line session a bit more, but this might be fixable.
I was looking for a way to check test coverage for a Django application, and noticed that the project didn't have its own setup.py, nor was it ready for Django 1.4 because of a python package issue. I forked the project, created an appropriate python package, and moved the files in. Then I created a setup.py.
Not a big change, but it allowed me to test my application with coverage on Django 1.4, as well as install django-test-coverage much more cleanly, using pip.
My own fork is here: https://github.com/fabiosantoscode/django-test-coverage. You can report any bugs, suggest stuff to be added, fork, pull request...
Django becomes an even greater and more useful framework because of small plugins like these. It's fascinating how a few lines of code mostly wrapping external functionality can make such a big difference.