Switch from Coveralls to Codecov #645
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Another good thing about GitHub Actions is not needing to have a |
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Hi, would be open for a switch, |
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evertonfraga
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Unfortunately Coveralls does not have any support for monorepos or merging reports. There are some tools we can use to merge the reports before submitting to Coveralls however their UI won't give us any detailed insights other than a combined coverage number which is not very useful.
@evertonfraga found Codecov does have this feature, and it is supported well: Merging Reports
Codecov is also free for public repos.
This PR is an initial step to switch
ethereumjs-vmto Codecov, and if liked and approved, I can apply it toward the other pending monorepo repos.I also like Codecov bot's comments which are much more detailed than Coveralls. I believe @holgerd77 you can enable them by installing the Codecov Github App.