The coverage reported in README.md is 65%, however the tests report ~35% coverage. According to https://shields.io/category/coverage, the codecov badge should only be used in private repositories, since it requires passing a token in the URL to work (this is BAD). We should consider removing the badge, since as it is, it's misleading.
The coverage reported in README.md is 65%, however the tests report ~35% coverage. According to https://shields.io/category/coverage, the codecov badge should only be used in private repositories, since it requires passing a token in the URL to work (this is BAD). We should consider removing the badge, since as it is, it's misleading.