travis + monocov + public repo

[njasm]

command line syntax not clear: installing version 0.6.0 command executed :

mono ./testrunner/coveralls.net.0.6.0/tools/csmacnz.Coveralls.exe --monocov -i ./monocovCoverage --commitId $TRAVIS_COMMIT --commitBranch $TRAVIS_BRANCH --commitAuthor "$REPO_COMMIT_AUTHOR" --commitEmail "$REPO_COMMIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL" --commitMessage "$REPO_COMMIT_MESSAGE" --jobId $TRAVIS_JOB_ID  --serviceName "travis-ci"  --useRelativePaths

No token found in Environment Variable 'COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN'.

how do you go with a public repo without leaking the coveralls token? Apparently Coveralls.io does not need repo token when submitting coverage for public repositories. reference : lemurheavy/coveralls-public#208

[csMACnz]

Interesting, I wasn't aware of this. Ill do some investigation to see what I need to change to make this work. Hopefully it is as simple as not sending any token but I suspect might not be.

[csMACnz]

So from what I've read this seems to not needed. Ill update the validation and test if it works as expected. For now you can use a private environment variable to set the token on travis ci settings to make this work. (this is a private hidden environment variable, not in the repo)

[njasm]

@csMACnz cool thanks for the heads up on the private environment var in travis. now I'm able to bypass this issue. now I just need to find why monocov is exporting an empty xml file..

thanks for the help.

[csMACnz]

If it helps, I have 2 example repositories that are working (nunit or xunit with travis and monocov).

https://github.com/csMACnz/Coveralls.net-Samples/tree/nunit-monocov-travisci https://github.com/csMACnz/Coveralls.net-Samples/tree/xunit-monocov-travisci

[njasm]

@csMACnz cool thanks, but I've ended up using nunit, openCover in appveyor. monocov apparently does not work anymore with latest versions of mono.

thanks for the help.

[csMACnz]

Perfect. I knew monocov was out of support so not surprised.

I am still holding out for a working Coverage solution on Linux myself. Once it exists, I will make sure i put together a sample of how it works.