Update sbt-scoverage

[johnynek]

This may be working now with more recent versions of the plugins. The report seems to work on my machine (98% coverage for algebird-core, if correct).

[travisbrown]

I'm pretty sure sbt-scoverage 1.1.0 won't work nicely with Coveralls until sbt-coveralls 1.1.0 comes out (see my comment here)—we're had to stick with sbt-scoverage 1.0.4 and sbt-coveralls 1.0.0 in other projects. I guess it's worth a try here, though.

[johnynek]

any idea how to disable the build staying yellow waiting for coveralls if we can't get it to run? It's really annoying.

It's sad how broken all this stuff is. I hate to dump on open source projects, but typesafe or even Twitter should pay if needed to make this work. This has yet to give us good data for any of our projects when run with Travis, as far as I know. Have you been able to get the finagle stack working with it?

<insert envy that the analytics stack doesn't get as much of your time as finagle does>

[travisbrown]

I've got a review out right now adding Coveralls reporting to six Finagle-related projects, and that part was relatively painless—see e.g.:

https://github.com/travisbrown/util
https://github.com/travisbrown/scrooge
https://github.com/travisbrown/ostrich

We switched Finch from Coveralls to Codecov as an experiment and it's definitely been vastly less fussy than Coveralls. Scoverage itself is I think fairly solid, and Codecov works directly with its reports (there's no separate sbt-codecov plugin—you just add bash <(curl -s https://codecov.io/bash) to after_success).

[ianoc]

Sorry my bad, git foo on cmd line broke stuff and closed all of these

[DanielleSucher]

Ping on this! Is it worth considering switching to Codecov here too?

[johnynek]

@DanielleSucher I think that would be awesome.

[johnynek]

let's just focus on #414