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coveralls 1.10.0 does not work with coverage 5.0.2 #217
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Using the current coveralls version (1.10.0) pulls in the latest version of coverage (5.0.2) and the tests fail because of a missing sqlite table. Work around this by using the older version of coveralls which pulls in the older version of coverage. See: TheKevJames/coveralls-python#217
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I don't see what this problem has to do with coveralls itself. |
Doesn't happen with 4.5.4, I don't know anything about the internals of coveralls or coverage but it looks like something changed in the 5.x series that coveralls doesn't setup correctly. Or maybe this is a coverage problem? |
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At that point your test suit is not even touching coveralls. Thus, not a coveralls problem. Should be easy to test locally against different version of coverage, yes? |
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Thanks, I can reproduce it without coveralls installed at all so it appears to be a coverage issue. |
Travis test run from pykickstart project:
https://travis-ci.org/pykickstart/pykickstart/jobs/633359771
It works fine if I limit coveralls to < 1.10.0 in our requirements.txt, with that it installs:
coverage-4.5.4 coveralls-1.9.2
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