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STEP 1: CHOOSE AN INTEGRATION
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- OPTION 1: Go to Coveralls Integrations and find a community-created integration for your programming language.
- The main language of this project appears to be: Python
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- We recommend: coveralls-python
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STEP 2: CONFIGURE YOUR PROJECT TO SEND COVERAGE TO COVERALLS
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- Install the integration into your project.
- Add code to your CI build script to run your tests and upload coverage reports to Coveralls.
YOUR COVERALLS REPO TOKEN:
As part of this step, you’ll want to create a secure CI environment variable (or secret) called
COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN to hold your Coveralls Repo Token:
COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN=tVnqQ9Whb07QxpykEOUlHUb85A0VwWbb0
This token identifies this repo to the Coveralls API and prevents unauthorized coverage reports.
STEP 3: COMMIT CODE AND VIEW COVERAGE REPORTS
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To verify:
- Commit some code to your repo to trigger CI to run tests and send your first coverage report to Coveralls.
- If that succeeds, this page will be replaced with your first coverage report for repo-helper/pypi-json!
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