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Generate coverage stats using slather/Coveralls #107
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Modify project file to generate test coverage files Install slather and run slather on success Use travis plugin in Podfile Add slather.yml to send test coverage stats to coveralls
- Update .travis.yml to use built-in and use runner instead of Makefile - Use activesupport so that slather successfully reads coverage reports on Travis and sends them to Coveralls
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Looks like Travis is being flaky again. I re-ran Travis on the same branch in my fork and it passed. I would enable coveralls on this repo and then re-run Travis on the last build |
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Coveralls Test Coverage needs to be enabled for supermarin/ObjectiveSugar. It's already enabled for dasmer/ObjectiveSugar, and shows a coverage of ~95.97%.
Also: Ignore #104 #105 #106 Those were intended to be test PR's to my fork's master instead.