Use CodeClimate and simplecov for coverage reports #367
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@matthutchinson Grabbed it -- I'll email it to you just in case there's some reason we don't want it on GitHub (unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to add additional admins to a project on the free OSS version of CodeClimate?). |
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Thanks, I've added the token now, merging 馃憤 |
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Coverage now available here: https://codeclimate.com/github/mroth/lolcommits/test_coverage |
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Removes the coveralls gem and sets up
simplecovto report on our unit test coverage to CodeClimate (35% we don't have much at all, but its a start 馃槃)Right now, we use coveralls for this, but we can have code analysis all in one place at CodeClimate, and remove a gem in the process.
We only see coverage for our unit tests, since Aruba runs test commands in sub-processes, it is not possible gain coverage info from there.
Before this can be merged I need to add a CodeClimate coverage token to
.travis.yml@mroth - can you let me know what this token is? (its ok for it to be public)... I don't have access to grab it from their dashboard (see screenshots below).