I have several GitHub repos with a general layout of:
reponame
|_server
|_client
server and client are two separate elixir projects. As part of my circle build/test, I run mix coveralls.circle --parallel within each of these subdirectories, and once they are both complete, I submit the completion via curl. However, because they are in subdirectories, coveralls.io gets the paths all wrong for the files. Why can't I use the --subdir flag with coveralls.circle to take care of that issue?
I have several GitHub repos with a general layout of:
server and client are two separate elixir projects. As part of my circle build/test, I run
mix coveralls.circle --parallel
within each of these subdirectories, and once they are both complete, I submit the completion via curl. However, because they are in subdirectories, coveralls.io gets the paths all wrong for the files. Why can't I use the --subdir flag with coveralls.circle to take care of that issue?