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Some of the tests fail because the Github credentials are not part of the .travis.yml file. Shall I use mine? I do need an application token form your end however. |
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Introduction
This PR will allow a user to generate code coverage reports for Simpletest executions.
Features
New Variables
This PR introduces several new variables to the
.travis.ymlfile:DRUPAL_TI_SIMPLETEST_COVERAGE- Can be set to"1"in order to enable the code coverage reportsDRUPAL_TI_SIMPLETEST_COVERAGE_GENERATE_BADGES- Can be set ti"1"in order to enable a badge which indicates the percentage of the code which has been covered by SimpletestDRUPAL_TI_GITHUB_EMAIL- A secured variable containing the user's e-mail addressDRUPAL_TI_GITHUB_EMAIL- A secured variable containing the user's full nameDRUPAL_TI_GITHUB_EMAIL- A secured variable containing the user's application tokenExamples
Currently I have a very good example of the power of this PR:
Todo
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