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If anyone is interested in a simple #TypeScript project with a @CircleCI pipeline and #Jest coverage data published to @codecov, here you go: https://t.co/0MQHSN67o3
If anyone is interested in a simple #TypeScript project with a @CircleCI pipeline and #Jest coverage data published to @codecov, here you go: https://t.co/0MQHSN67o3
I just published "Best Practices for Building JavaScript SDKs with TypeScript" https://t.co/TtITkFqVyF #javascript #typescript #rollup #prettier #jest #codecov #lerna @codecov @typescript @PrettierCode @RollupJS
@bvccaneer Haven't seen a good service that gets a quality score for Swift. Was tweeting about https://t.co/LnvvpsDYIG today and my hope that they might adopt Swift. I tried SQ a year ago and wasn't impressed. Also: Coverage != Quality. For Coverage use @codecov
Continuous Integration for your Swift Package is important. In my latest post, learn how to 🤖 Setup @github actions and @Travisci 🐧 Support Linux 🧪 Report code coverage with @codecov ✅ Verify code quality 🚚 Prepare distribution via @SwiftPMLibrary https://t.co/hh4HvK75ci https://t.co/2xOmnYzTpv
Wow, @codecov is breath of fresh air. It works great with Swift projects. Configuration took about 5 seconds. ❤️ https://t.co/Av2cGa09fx
Learn how to create a pod from scratch and utilize #Travis and #Codecov to make the pod robust. https://t.co/ItcTip5cAC
#Swift #Automated | Learn how to create a pod from scratch and utilize Travis and Codecov to make the pod robust. https://t.co/tZE4S8Hnlx
Got one of my Linux/Mac Swift SPM frameworks working on @travisci with code coverage tracked by @codecov. Goal is 100% coverage. #swiftlang #swift #coverage #unittesting https://t.co/6v2s6eZrqB
First contruction with Travis CI and CodeCov not easy but I managed #travis #codecov #github #swift #developer #iOS
Amazing write-up on integrating @codecov with #Swift projects https://t.co/P085rdOeYr
I improved my CI pipeline for https://t.co/ILqvVbrcJt (php email parser) - from Travis to @github Actions - from Coveralls to @codecov - from Scrutinizer to @codacy #GitHubActions is very nice and thanks to @ThibaudDauce for his help. I'm still stuck to auto-commit PHP CS Fixer https://t.co/OJeByuxJUT
@codecov thanks for the fix of php coverage today. Your Service Rocks!
We are thinking about switching from Coveralls.io to Codecov.io. Thoughts? #php #test #codeCoverage
#100DaysOfCode R3D17: I got a full PHP code coverage using PHPUnit but my codecov reports don't work properly yet.
Thanks @codecov ! Increasing the coverage with your suggestions was fun today! Never made is this quick from 0% to 80% #ci #phpunit #php
global-codecov (1.0.0): Codecov gem lets you run codecov for any language from ruby https://t.co/35zytzDPgY
https://t.co/GtifAFMRL0 is practically the only viable option reporting Haskell coverage and getting results on the PR. They handle mono-repos well too.
Got my first #opensource pull request merged. Can't wait that the package gets build and uploaded to #hackage. #codecov-haskell
@kslimes Just read your post on "Making a first Julia pull request". Using codecov to find tests to write for new contributors is a awesome idea!
Super excited that we now have @codecov working for #julialang! It's so pretty! Now to figure out how "partial" and "branches" work in Julia
Just got my @travisci build publish code coverage to @codecov generated by official @dart_lang "coverage" package. No extra packages. Sweet!
Dart Code Coverage with Github Actions and CodeCov https://t.co/BKFw2OGj8u https://t.co/wqcyvfZJ53
I'm writing my own Lisp in #Python! #100daysofcode Days 1~3: I've set up parsers for basic constructs, the functionality of which I'm verifying through `hypothesis`. I've also set up Travis CI and Codecov. https://t.co/fx8jsvdYob
I didn't know @codecov was easy to use / set up for #dlang. I should have done it ages ago!
Rust Code Coverage Guide: kcov + Travis CI + Codecov / Coveralls https://t.co/BNSGKGos6w
Added @codecov to my #golang builds on @github. What an awesome reporting tool beyond % of coverage. https://t.co/JY0fR9VymL
@codecov team is amazing. I was having issues setting up my first #golang project with codecov and they personally helped me to resolve it. https://t.co/cyWGP43vns
Set up @codecov for Buford APNS library. Love the cute mascot. ❤️ https://t.co/qPSgihVgLt #golang #codecoverage https://t.co/mLrXBF4onh
Having some fun this weekend with #GitHub Actions building a generic workflow for #golang apps and #docker. Adding codecov and goreleaser support is next. https://t.co/hGHQhWpepm https://t.co/4QNzCkgeIv
switched from coveralls to codecov, really nice that i can merge reports for different languages. Now have golang and js code coverage!
Identicon gets an A+ on https://t.co/k5tlmTOfm3 and 100% test coverage on https://t.co/dLS1mAUYIv ! #golang @codecov #goreportcard https://t.co/i9iaiqgg8e
Starting with the @codecov + @travisci combo ! GoLang projects are very straightforward to integrate with. :)
Feels great to start a new project with 100% coverage #golang #travisci #codecov https://t.co/v1ZfznNnoK
. @codecov is amazing; I've been integrating it into @databricks' open-source Scala projects and it's been a smooth process so far.
@arichduvet @steemit Integrating Travis CI and Codecov into a Python-based Project — Steemit https://t.co/s8bmS9XJeS
Follow @shandilyaparth1 to learn how to integrate #TravisCI and #Codecov into a #Python-based project https://t.co/vOr8TqNOPU #DevOps
Got my (still small) #python #monorepo working with @codecov and flags! Once I remembered how @github Actions and working-directory worked, it was a breeze! Now, lunch :) https://t.co/RNNBrx8InN
“Integrating Travis CI and Codecov into a Python based Project.” by @shandilyaparth1 https://t.co/Wmre8ahzbx -sc
Very impressed by @codecov. One line of code added = https://t.co/YqXnZsOlki. Now working on coverage for R + Python https://t.co/sYoKMMyUpe
Usually @codecov works pretty well for #Python test coverage, but I have also encountered "uncovered" .. comment / whitespace lines. Support is not responding, has anyone else seen this problem? https://t.co/JTElpw74HD
@ghickman Is there anything except coveralls and codecov? On GHA: Coveralls is pointless because their action doesn’t support Python coverage data and manual doesn’t work in forms (token). Codecov is super flaky period. I’ll prob move to conditional cov and fail if <100% on all versions
Integrating Travis CI and Codecov into a Python-based Project https://t.co/Hm5NIXWUyN #DevOps #Oss #Software engineering
Any people running Python projects tried @codecov? Is it more reliable/sensible than @CoverallsApp?
@jengelberg @codecov I have successfully used the @codecov Python uploader to upload code coverage reports for Mac, Linux and Windows. Something which the Bash uploader cannot do. The Python uploader needs to be brought up to speed with the Bash uploader.
I just published “Integrating Travis CI and Codecov into a Python-based Project” https://t.co/TE5wUl6vPD @travisci @codecov @fossasia
I am happy to see more work being done on the python uploader for @Codecov.
First time I try @codecov it's very nice! Finally a good alternative to @CoverallsApp #Python #testing
Finally managed to configure Travis, Coverage/Codecov and Whitenoise with #Django 👏👏 #python #django
Setting up @codecov for projects using @java/@gradle/@travisci. http://t.co/rAwWcN0td7
Tip: @codecov setup is totally awesome! "Java 8, Maven 3, JaCoCo" built by @travisci and reported to @github PR :) https://t.co/B3znBubhti
I'm amazed by this code coverage tool... fully integrated with github https://t.co/oj5I1hUBPF @codecov #java #github #coverage
Using @codecov, @travisci, and @appveyor to reveal and normalize behavior differences in Java's CompletableFuture: https://t.co/AYPtvqFYmq
@pascalgrimaud @codecov @java_hipster codecov is awesome! Use it in all my projects.
the happy moment of a developer ... #codecov #java #DevOps https://t.co/wvwTktipTh
Continuous Integration using Travis, Jacoco and Codecov on a Java Project, here the link to Github. https://t.co/cE0Dcpvpvo https://t.co/wObZekRPrv
Top 10 Github Actions by usage: 1. Checkout 😺 2. Setup Node.js 😺 3. Setup Python 😺 4. Setup Java JDK 😺 5. Upload Artifact 😺 6. Setup Go 😺 7. Setup .NET Core SDK 😺 8. Download Artifact 😺 9. Codecov 10. GitHub Pages action 😺 – Built by Github 👉https://t.co/BUltiR7Ca4 https://t.co/Ixub8L4FbG
Hey @lefticus , already watched your great codecov video https://t.co/LEYT9upRHc , do you know a good coverage tool for msvc too?
Congrats @codecov! Been rooting for you for years. ❤️ Also, thanks for sponsoring me with @codesponsor! https://t.co/pH10RKdQej https://t.co/tf20VYzN7M
#Scala code coverage in github from @Codecov. Nice alternative to coveralls with a browser plugin - via @VladUreche http://t.co/MKSlyloga6
A new WP Kit with few bug fixes and Code Coverage reports! Now CC is 96%! Links to the reports in README https://t.co/VkiD5VOs6c. Thanks to @codecov https://t.co/MXX6WAn8nJ
Codeship integrates with @codecov for code coverage. Improve your code quality and enhance your dev workflows. https://t.co/PexQiQ1B2v
💪 A small success today connected with @bitrise & @codecov configuration in #flutter project! Great jobs guys 😍 It’s my 1️⃣st day in commercial project in Flutter and really looking forward what comes next 🎉💪 https://t.co/6UpRAC1NaG
@nirgn975 But then I discovered @codecov. They basically scan my repo for coverage reports and merge them for me. It's so easy I'm in love!! https://t.co/jHvmmnVK2Q
Finally added code coverage badge to neo4j-graphql.js with @codecov You can never have too many @github badges, right? #GRANDstack https://t.co/hQW45HtlZR https://t.co/ltNTJVgXmS
.@codecov’s GitHub browser extension is really nice https://t.co/I4glFUbSIE
We just equiped our CI pipeline with @codecov. Proud to announce a 96% test coverage! ✅ (Catching up on those last 4% ASAP 🙌) Besides a brand new badge on the repo, a full coverage report will be brought to every new PR. Excited to see this improve the code review process. https://t.co/Gqeo8sR3p3
Finally I got the Travis-CI and Codecov badge! Which signify that I have already completed the Python Package Development Practice by @MolSSI_NSF 😎 Thank you @jessica_a_nash, @VH__chavez, and @jpglmrodrigues ! https://t.co/vU6LaHXZfH https://t.co/jl1xLnE0rj
ok @codecov I officially love you, getting coverage displayed right on github is 💗💗💗 https://t.co/m1DBwrSHmB
.@codecov is pretty awesome in GitHub pull requests 😎 https://t.co/FfwgSuX3XM
@randal_olson consider @codecov (codecov.io) much happier with them + plugin that show coverage in github ! https://t.co/sfjUzTRQAp
Got my @codecov shirt today! https://t.co/Ba3ql2syEH
#Scala code coverage in github thx to @codecov! Install https://t.co/vlkIa9ssy2 and visit https://t.co/iZ8S3GigvZ http://t.co/blOyAXuaCx
Want a VS Code-like command palette on GitHub? And code coverage overlays (via @codecov)? And other similar overlays soon, for logging, tracing, security, perf, etc.? Sourcegraph now polyfills a real extension API into GitHub (+ more code hosts soon). https://t.co/PePwGLBcGF https://t.co/Js4Zl1z9KT
How can our newly acquired @renovatebot paired with Travis CI and CodeCov help you #automate as much maintenance as possible? Software expert @pat_scott breaks it down in his latest @hackernoon guide. Learn more here: https://t.co/6A9PaTfXzg #DataStrategy #DataManagement https://t.co/PZ7omoSLE6
Show off your code coverage with @codecov! Free for open source and easy to setup (30 seconds) codecov.io http://t.co/f2hzosHji6
TFW when you thought someone commented on your pull request, but it just @codecov telling you to step your testing game up. https://t.co/IMM1GF3s53
Badge unlocked: 100% coverage on @codecov! Post is coming... #Swift #swiftlang #SaturdaySwift #iosdev #iosdeveloper https://t.co/KSApF7jW2t
Who’s says Code Coverage cannot be pretty? @codecov @PSI_Code #compchem https://t.co/QBPTd7QMtV
Are you using a code coverage tool? How do you know your tests actually exercise your code? Integrate @Codecov into your CI pipeline and get great reports that help you improve your coverage. Learn more: https://t.co/dYXoCIQjhn https://t.co/F3AqtJZw66
Thanks to @codecov+@travisci+@appveyor! We achieved 68% test coverage at https://t.co/oZ0F4gn8KK https://t.co/ZFQKqaGaTh
it amazes me how far opensource has advanced a package that serves thousands of users is adhering to code coverage thresholds (@codecov), has continuous integration safety net (@travisci), and ensures no security vulnerabilities introduced to the project (@snyksec) 🌈✨ https://t.co/ZDh7yUusLV
IDK I'm really proud of my first automated code coverage report @codecov @travis #BabysFirst #Rstats #CodeCov https://t.co/dHDyW2tiWD
We (and many of our customers) use @codecov to view and track code coverage. So we worked with them to ship something.. ➡️ See @codecov code coverage overlaid on your code on GitHub ⭐ https://t.co/yeBQRbnSYF https://t.co/wba9x3HV0R
Listen to CodeCov CEO Jerrod Engelberg explain how the company has changed code coverage from a backward-looking practice to a forward-looking practice. https://t.co/A3kquIXjj7 https://t.co/dGKEjXGD2n
I highly recommend @GitHub Actions CI, it's way faster, easier and more intuitive to set up than Gitlab, Jenkins, or even Travis. How pull request overview and handling are great is well known, but you can see tests as well as code coverage report (thanks to @Codecov).#iosdev #CI https://t.co/THU0xkkYLf
Feeling pretty proud about last week's Developer Evangelism team effort. We ran a Jest enablement session and wrote hundreds of tests for 80+ #LightningWebComponents. The team did great job in boosting overall code coverage for all sample apps. https://t.co/WbUyoGWODn https://t.co/ouKjgpIi4j
Thomas Hu is teaching our CSE1110 students everything that @codecov has learned over years after analyzing the code coverage of 140k+ open source projects!! https://t.co/N2ADA3PE5n
iOS project template with @travisci build service, @FastlaneTools lanes and @github integrations of @DangerSystems, @houndci for SwitfLint and @codecov. Distribution via @hockeyapp: https://t.co/R6Fr8NTTF7 #ios #DevOps #fastlane #codecov #travisci https://t.co/P7ObUQ7JmB
By contrast, I don't think code coverage services have an obvious default featureset. I personally like to see coverage trends, the ability to explore coverage, and context on tests. I lean towards codecov at the moment, but coveralls has advantages too. https://t.co/wOV6rdWAzO
Anyone know of an alternative to @CoverallsApp? They're pretty unresponsive to issues, eg: https://t.co/8wmtHafotT
@ryanszrama @slimphp codecov.io beats coveralls by far ... Comments just nerve, but @codecov gives nice report of coverage changing on a PR.
Personally I don't think there is any reason to choose coveralls over codecov anymore now.
@codecov codecov is awesome. Just switched one of my projects from Coveralls to codecov. :-)
https://t.co/HEKtHiL2Bl codecov switched from coveralls to codecov updated travis-ci settings
Are there any reasons to pick coveralls over codecov? I tried both, and the quality was clearly better in codecov, on every metric I could see. Are they just newer, with some projects still on the older coveralls, or are there advantages I just wasn't seeing?
@ngeor @appveyor we use codecov instead of coveralls. No tokens needed, so less hassle (and works directly in forks) @codecov
So far, I’m liking the codecov interface much more than coveralls.
Switched from Codecov to Coveralls. Works out of the box for #Rails projects avoiding unnecessary config code. #tdd #testdriven #devops
I'm trying #codecov for the first time and I must say that although I'm not a Coveralls pro user, Codecov UI is way better. I like it.
If you're still on Coveralls, be sure to give @codecov a try, it's a much nicer experience. I'm migrating my projects over now! :)
@gr2m @izs i just had a case where the codecov report from lconv showed me something the coveralls UI didn't :(
Switched from Travis to @circleci, build triggers much faster. Also switched from coveralls to @codecov, the UI is much better.
"@SlackHQ is by far the most popular third-party integration with close to 1.6 million runs in Q4 of 2019" - The State of App Development is out! @GooglePlay , @codecov, @hockeyapp, @crashlytics, @SonarQube, @awscloud and @GIPHY all made the list 👇 https://t.co/DHOVpEATTy https://t.co/AhcHFbvPyk
Amazing to see @codecov so high on @bitrise's list of most-used integrations! https://t.co/kC6ZfWhGT0
We have a new integration @Codecov Android by @guitcastro 🎉 https://t.co/N1yWKnZ7wH #status
@github is working with all the companies pictured to provide seamless integration @CircleCI @cloudbees @HashiCorp @jfrog @codecov... https://t.co/WznogeT4bF
Quickest way to get started with #CI and #CodeCoverage 👉 https://t.co/iEr5B24img 🛠 @CircleCI @codecov #bash @github ⌨️ @thomasrockhu 🥑 😎 #AwesomeStacks https://t.co/zTDQPGXLNk
Love go-to-definition, hovers, and refs on GitHub (using Sourcegraph for Chrome/Firefox)? The Sourcegraph extension API (alpha) takes this to the next level. It supports showing other useful code overlays: @codecov and soon logs/traces/lint/security/etc. https://t.co/PePwGLBcGF https://t.co/Yk9iTwUkWi
[Live webinar tomorrow @ 11am PST] Learn how you can use @codecov and CircleCI #orbs to make code coverage easy. Register now: https://t.co/tveSohqQH5 https://t.co/IJOlFvRjFm
Deploy with confidence! Automate testing of your #Rstats package w/ @TravisCI + #testthat + @codecov: https://t.co/I6yjscSUnQ Ensure your package will install and run as expected across multiple systems. Plus, you get cool badges. #JustProgrammerThings #bioinformatics #Rladies https://t.co/rg5uWGwLPi
Develop healthier code!🍎💻 Improve your code review workflow and quality for school projects or in your next internship. Get free access to @Codecov on public and private repositories with the @GitHub Student Developer Pack. https://t.co/waoaV2HfpV #GitHubPack https://t.co/Fjxi2bzNCK https://t.co/CeeRba61e4
@codecov provides great PR comments! You see a separate #coverage for your newly added code (patch)! Give it a try https://t.co/oBGvIYta7g https://t.co/mM2D4Oq0E1
CI/CD goes brrr... Automation can be a little painful to setup at first but it'd also saves you a lot of time in manually upgrading packages. GitHub repo link: https://t.co/Zi47JLDR4t (@renovatebot + @CircleCI + @codecov + @mergifyio) https://t.co/XoSQQYzRdZ
A million thanks to @codecov for supporting #opensource with free unlimited repos! Just moved https://t.co/AsXFaAPPn8 to use codecov’s 🔥coverage reports & it couldn’t have been easier. All it took was just a magic one word cmd in the CI and it Just Works™. . . https://t.co/mzEMCgcnsJ
I spent the better half of today trying to get that pretty codecov badge in there. Tests pass, & test coverage is at 89%. Not bad for a days work. Next up, documentation🥳🎉🍾!! https://t.co/Oq2I87hlvg
#100DaysOfCode D2 #DevOps day today. Setting up linting, testing, git flow, graphQL codegen ... Thanks @Netlify and @codecov for deployment done in less than hour That package.json getting nicer 🤗 #reactjs #webdev https://t.co/zeB6yE5WgQ
Day 3 of my #NationalRoboticsWeek blogathon. You've heard you should #StayAtHome. You should probably also #TestYourCode. Today we look at my code_coverage #goROS package and how to integrate with @codecov: https://t.co/OhTVpAXKiK https://t.co/Ww28y7KkhU
👋 Have you noticed that @codecov now annotates a pull request on @github when you forgot to write tests for production code? ❤️ Very nice! https://t.co/jSKMC1C57y https://t.co/EGsqdVBbeY
@codecov Great product! Just got comments for each line that is not covered on my PR.
My article about Devops in your Alexa Skill with @nodejs @bespokenio @codecov and @CircleCI is on the @DZoneInc Homepage! https://t.co/x5Aa74gvOH Soon with @github Actions and ASK CLI v2! #DevOps #AlexaSkills https://t.co/fXHmCDAxGh
Follow along as a @CCISatNU student shares his #NUexperience on co-op @codecov in Amsterdam. 👻: northeasternu https://t.co/2Nb4pW4Gx3
We've added another exciting deal to our Perks Page! Treehouse students can now enjoy 2 months of @codecov free: http://t.co/3GiPkNg2sw
Huge shoutout to all the new partners on the @GitHubEducation Student Developer Pack! Especially proud of the @codecov team for getting code coverage tools in front of the next generation of software developers. https://t.co/KD517Ztbbh
I actually ended up switching from @codeclimate to @codecov Some explanations in this post: https://t.co/V6MrYxsSaA
@lukeed05 @Smotko Cool. I really liked Codecov because nothing is needed -just this single line. While other services are needing manually add a repo, then get token & whatnot. Which is too many clicks & stuff when you open-source couple of repos per day. That's why I left Codeclimate before years
Loving the look of @codecov features! https://t.co/PVuAxl130S going to sub @codeclimate on next project to give it a try! #code #coverage
@proofit404 @_solnic_ @dry_py @codecov I'm using @codecov almost for all my OSS projects and I like it more than @codeclimate.
@Numsigmernen BTW I don't have a preferred code coverage platform yet. I'm moving away from CodeClimate and have used Coveralls but the interface is pretty meh. Will take a look at CodeCov.
@jahirfiquitiva @github @travisci @nodejs @reactjs we use @codecov and @codeclimate but tbh, code climate needs to be tweaked a lot because sometimes the code duplicate notifications get out of hand
@brynary @CodeClimate is superb! But I love how @codecov comments on Pull Requests w/ coverage summary & integrates w/ @GitHub commit status
@SonarQube @github - My biggest surprise when first using Sonar is that there's no separated checks for Pull Request coverage and (overall) project coverage. Even on you own screenshot it shows @travisci doing this. Every other tool I used had this: @codecov, @CoverallsApp and @codeclimate. 4/
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