report coverage to Coveralls#41
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| py.test {posargs:--tb=short --cov=linkcheck" tests} |
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this introduces a syntax error that makes tests fail, i believe.
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The typo is fixed, but the repo is not enabled on Coveralls, so the report is not visible. |
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I think @anarcat is the only one who can enable https://coveralls.io integration. (I use coveralls.io on a few of my other projects, but I don't have the permissions to enable it for this one. I'm not sure what permission exactly is missing, I just know that this organisation doesn't show up for me in the Coveralls UI.) |
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@mgedmin that's it, you're promoted to owner. ;) |
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Changes Unknown when pulling 271c592 on PetrDlouhy:feature/coveralls into ** on linkcheck:master**. |
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Coveralls are enabled. I've restarted the Travis build to re-trigger the coverage data upload. You can see a report at https://coveralls.io/github/linkcheck/linkchecker. The badge will show "unknown" until this PR is merged to master: @anarcat: only your review is blocking this merge now. |
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(I've now turned off those annoying coveralls comments on pull requests.) |
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I've asked Coveralls to indicate a build failure if coverage decreases by 1%. I'm curious: @anarcat, can you access https://coveralls.io/github/linkcheck/linkchecker/settings ? If you've never used coveralls before, it's useful to know that you can log in using your GitHub account via some OAUTH magic. I'd also be curious to know if you have to go to your GitHub profile settings and grant the Coveralls application access to the linkcheck organization (I've done this, but I don't know if that's a global thing or something for each GitHub user who wants to log in to Coveralls). |
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On 2017-02-14 06:42:36, Marius Gedminas wrote:
I've asked Coveralls to indicate a build failure if coverage decreases by 1%.
fine with me!
I'm curious: @anarcat, can you access
https://coveralls.io/github/linkcheck/linkchecker/settings ?
I can, thanks!
If you've never used coveralls before, it's useful to know that you
can log in using your GitHub account via some OAUTH magic.
and done.
I'd also be curious to know if you have to go to your GitHub profile settings and grant the Coveralls application access to the linkcheck organization (I've done this, but I don't know if that's a global thing or something for each GitHub user who wants to log in to Coveralls).
i believe it is global. scary. :)
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Repeating so this doesn't get lost: @anarcat: only your review is blocking this merge now. ;) |
This repo must be enabled on Coveralls