coverage without token?
tunnckoCore opened this issue · comments
No CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKEN found. A CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKEN must be specified as an environment variable.
You need the token. In which environment are you using this? Local, travis, etc.. ?
exactly, i ask for support of that
In which environment are you using this
i need it in travis
For travis, look here if you want to keep your key a secret: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/environment-variables/#Using-Settings.
Codeclimate should warn you on the project site about not setting up test coverage, just follow their instructions to get the key. (Starting with the "Set Up Test Coverage" button)
yea, im talking to completely support without token, cuz all that kind of things are very shitty shits that cost developing and CI/testing time - click here, fill that input, click there and etc... - GOD DAMN.
and the fuckin coveralls app
LOL 😆
That's completely up to the codeclimate team, if there's no activity or commitment, there is probably no solution in sight. But anyway, since (I assume) we don't know what happens at codeclimate, its all speculative.
It seems like CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKEN is no longer needed?
If that's the case, it's probably worth removing from readme - I've already spent 15 min looking for it...
If it is still needed where do I find it?
Thank you!
Hey @tunnckoCore,
Thanks for your feedback. At this time, we do require the CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKEN during test reporter runs in order to authorize the reporter with the intended repository on Code Climate.
This protects any Code Climate repository against accidental or malicious manipulation.
Many CI services allow you to add environment variables for use during builds. For Code Climate test reporters, you can add a env var with the name CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKEN and the CC repo token as the value.
The repo token can be found in your Code Climate repository settings. Our docs on setting up test coverage can be found here.
Hope that helps. Sorry for the inconvenience.
