The codecov badge in my GitLab repo shows itself as Unknown. The repo is public, though I had to write explicitly the token in the bash uploading on my Travis .yml file. Otherwise, the reports are not uploaded from Travis.
https://gitlab.com/aaronuv/arby
bash:
bash <(curl -s https://codecov.io/bash) -t
@aaronuv, thanks for this, we’ll take a look to see why this is happening.
Hi @aaronuv, sorry for the delay here, we are still investigating.
@aaronuv, we made a small fix on our side here. Would you be able to push up a new commit? We should be able to process the commit successfully and set the badge.
It’s strange, because when I push a commit from my GitLab repo, the travis log shows me a GitHub-type direction:
→ View reports at Codecov
When I sign in with my GitLab in codecov.io it still appears as: No commits found on 'master' yet.
I know, it’s confusing, and we need to change the verbiage. The reports are successfully uploaded, but they have not yet been processed as that happens async.
@aaronuv, you are signing in with GitLab for your GitHub repo?
No, I’m sign in with my GitLab account for my GitLab repo. I’ ve to say that I have a repo for the same project in GitHub working fine with codecov.
@aaronuv, this is strange. Can you share with me how you are uploading coverage reports to GitLab? A CI link would be useful here or the full Codecov output.
@aaronuv, ok, do you mind pushing a new commit to your GitLab repo?