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createGroup() { | ||
const group = this.fb.group({}); | ||
this.controls.forEach(control => group.addControl(control.name, this.createControl(control))); | ||
this.controls.forEach(control => { | ||
if (!control.custom) group.addControl(control.name, this.createControl(control)); |
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@kyxyes I'm not seeing the test coverage on Coveralls.io. Could you take a look please?
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@KalleV Where or how could I see the test coverage on Coveralls.io?
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@kyxyes There should be a link in the PR status checks.
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@KalleV Ok, but I saw the coverage results from travis build https://travis-ci.com/LabShare/ngx-forms/jobs/130848006
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@kyxyes That's good, it means the test coverage is being generated in some form, but it seems to not be recognized by Coveralls based on the status of Coverage remained the same at ?%
and the empty report.
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