Undo accidental upload via bash

Description

While trying out a new testing idea, I accidentally used the bash uploader to upload a report to the wrong commit (the HEAD of master instead of my new branch). Is there a way to undo this? It’s not a big deal, but since the point of my new branch is to improve test coverage, it’s a little confusing to have that showing up on main.

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9d1be98997de2c4cc5a5eb85be6917f8189218e

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CI/CD or Build URL

Github Actions.

Uploader

We’re generally uploading from github actions, but I uploaded this report using bash.

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Hi @seaotternerd, I don’t think this is actually possible without deleting significant parts of your coverage history. If this is not a dealbreaker, I’ll add the feature request to do this in the future.

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Thanks for the quick response! It is indeed not a dealbreaker.