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kt3k / coveralls-gradle-plugin

👨‍🔧 gradle plugin for coveralls
https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/com.github.kt3k.coveralls
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CicrleCI not working #55

Closed mkopylec closed 8 years ago

mkopylec commented 8 years ago

I have a project which is build by Gradle. In circle.yml I have:

test:
  post:
    - ./gradlew jacocoTestReport coveralls`

The coverage data is not send to Coveralls after successful build. Instead the no available CI service message is displayed.

ObjectiveTruth commented 8 years ago

I'm hoping we have the same issue, and its extremely obvious/cryptic on how to solve it.

You need your repo token in the environment under COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN

If you go to your Repo page in Coveralls, there are instructions for Ruby. Of course my eyes darted since it says if you're not using Ruby to click the documentation.

If you look through the example code, the repo code is inserted there.

If that doesn't work try the following to debug

Try passing in the environmental variables manually to ./gradlew coveralls

example: CI=true CIRCLECI=true COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN=123 ./gradlew coveralls

Should at least blow up, instead of saying no available CI service

Good luck! :stars:

mkopylec commented 8 years ago

Hi, I'm not using coveralls anymore, so I won't check your solution, but thanks anyway.