This uses codecov.io rather than Coveralls. To enable codecov.io on a repo, you
need to log in to codecov.io and get a token which would be added to the
secrets for this repository as CODECOV_TOKEN. Anyone with the correct perms on
the repository should be able to do this. Not sure if this is also possible
with Coveralls.
I'm happy to remove or tweak the coverage reporting as requested. With the way
things are going with Travis, it seems good to do this sooner rather than
later.
This uses codecov.io rather than Coveralls. To enable codecov.io on a repo, you need to log in to codecov.io and get a token which would be added to the secrets for this repository as CODECOV_TOKEN. Anyone with the correct perms on the repository should be able to do this. Not sure if this is also possible with Coveralls.
I'm happy to remove or tweak the coverage reporting as requested. With the way things are going with Travis, it seems good to do this sooner rather than later.