It looks like codecov processing for my repo broke when I moved CI from travis to gitlab.https://codecov.io/github/pymor/pymor/commit/91ff58f8c317461bb76d4b2d58d90134c6e2713d submit Vanilla 3.6 (#155993) · Jobs · pyMOR / pymor · GitLab uploads the artefact from a previous step https://zivgitlab.uni-muenster.de/pymor/pymor/-/jobs/155987/artifacts/file/.coverage
Since codecov provides no actual error I guessed that the problem is related to the path mapping, but no dice with stripping the gitlab-ci project root: https://github.com/pymor/pymor/pull/686/commits/91ff58f8c317461bb76d4b2d58d90134c6e2713d
Can someone from codecov look into the actual error for me?
I’ve tried changing the path fixes, manually forcing project root and general CI settings, but still no success.
Anybody got any pointers for me?
I have the exact same problem when migrating from Travis to CircleCI.
Did you find a way to fix that?
Jufik
June 6, 2019, 11:59am
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I’m having the same issue here… used to have a repo’ on my personnal account, when migrating it to an organization, reports cannot be displayed. Would be nice to get “some log” to understand what’s happenning.
Sent an email to support telling me I might get an answer from the community be it appears we’re in a dead end here…
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Nope. I’m still waiting for help.
So it’s been a month now since my original post, but I’m still hoping that someone from codecov will look into this issue.
There’s at least one somewhat similar unanswered post: There was an error processing coverage reports
We really need someone from codecov to look into the actual logs here I think.
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afk11
July 3, 2019, 9:15pm
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Having similar issues. It worked fine before for me. I’d love to see what went wrong so I can go fix it
@renefritze
I’m very sorry for the delay here. Can you get me a newer URL please? I can’t pull the logs from that far back.
Sure thing. Thanks for looking into it.
Failed processing on codecov: Codecov
The jobs for submitting those coverage reports:
@renefritze It looks like you are sending us your .coverage file, which is unsupported. Can you try passing us your coverage.xml file instead?
Looks like this works now: Codecov
Did codecov at some point understand the native .coverage file? I have no idea how this could’ve ever worked otherwise, since the xml reporting in the pytest-coverage plugin has to be manually enabled, and it has never been in our project, AFAICT.
Either way, proper failure messages either on uploading or processing would be great. Thanks for looking into this, @drazisil
We did push a revert to a change on path fixing this morning, which could have affected this. Glad to hear it’s working again.
I will make sure the request for the failure messages is shared with the product team.
