Closed altendky closed 3 years ago
Is ./codecov.exe -n "$Env:JOB_NAME"
exactly how codecov-exe
is called?
If so, then what you actually are missing is a path to the files that you wish to upload.
Unlike the bash uploader, this uploader do not keep an internal list of default files to check.
use the -f
argument for specifying which files to upload (globbing is also supported, as long as you make sure the paths are quoted with "
)
Closing due to lack of response. Feel free to ask to re-open when/if you can provide additional information.
@AdmiringWorm, my apologies for missing your response. I think the follow-up would be that reporting an inability to find a file I didn't specify and for which there are no defaults isn't the most obvious error. :]
I am using the bash uploader now and I think it is the recommended one and is working well. Thank you for the explanation.
I think the follow-up would be that reporting an inability to find a file I didn't specify and for which there are no defaults isn't the most obvious error.
I agree entirely, and I thought we did some validation on that part. But it seems we only validate when a file(s) is specified.
I am using the bash uploader now, and I think it is the recommended one and is working well.
Indeed, it is the recommended one, and the only one officially supported (everything else is considered community maintained). I prefer this community uploader, but that is only because I work on C# projects and it is supported through an addin when running cake build scripts (which won't work with codecov-bash).
Thanks for coming back with the response/feedback.
What file is missing? How do I fix it? This is on GitHub Actions in Windows running a Windows Docker guest.
https://github.com/altendky/qtrio/pull/42/checks?check_run_id=816428818