Hi @moui72, looks like this got away fro me a bit. Re-running successful tests will not invalidate the reports, so no issue here.
Just to loop back, though, is there anything wrong here? I know that you only changed the codecov.yml file, so I understand if there are more changes than there should be. Usually the case is often that your tests are not idempotent.
Why would our tests not be idempotent? They make no changes to anything and they follow static codepaths. The only non-deterministic factor is the order in which they run.
None of those coverage changes make sense, and I am very skeptical that all of the error stems from tests running in different order. Does codecov not support randomly ordered tests?
Hi @moui72, Codecov does support random ordering of tests. I would recommend saving down your coverage reports before uploading to Codecov and seeing if they are indeed what you expect. You can also use the -q argument for the bash uploader to see what is being sent to Codecov.