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Coveralls in travis #26

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@rasbt rasbt commented Nov 16, 2015

Just realized that there was no Travis built with nosetests coverage flags. This change should trigger coveralls properly now. Let's keep this pull request unmerged until we are sure that it works as intended

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rhiever commented Nov 16, 2015

OK, merge it when you think it looks good. :-)

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rasbt commented Nov 16, 2015

Yeah, sorry, these things are a bit messy, I am not sure if there is a (good) offline way to validate those files

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rasbt commented Nov 16, 2015

Okay, should be all set now and ready to be merged. Wow, but we really have to work a bit on the unit tests (coverage is 54%) :P There were a few things in the code that caught my eye: perfect candidates for refactoring, but that's a task for another day

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rhiever commented Nov 16, 2015

I'm amazed the coverage is even 54% right now tbh. Those were just some quick unit tests to get things rolling.

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@rhiever rhiever merged commit df1b4ee into EpistasisLab:master Nov 16, 2015
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rhiever commented Nov 16, 2015

Any idea why the coverage is still showing up as unknown on the repo? I guess it takes a while to update?

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rasbt commented Nov 16, 2015

I see. I think it literally just counts the lines of code that are executed during the unit tests divided by the total number of lines

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rasbt commented Nov 16, 2015

Any idea why the coverage is still showing up as unknown on the repo? I guess it takes a while to update?

May be related to the github caching thing and will show up after time. If you click on the badge, you can see that it already points to the correct page:

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