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Use generic CI references #180
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Please comment about Codecov checks not being mandatory, which is a recurrent question among beginners.
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I understand about being neutral in the denominations, but not sure if people is going to associate coverage <> Codecov. Let's put the exact reference and modify it if this changes in the future.
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Please provide commit descriptions.
Maybe: coverage → coverage checks That way, it will be explicit it refers to the CI checks regarding coverage. Or in fault: coverage checks (currently done by codecov) |
Should be all done. The first time "coverage CI" is mentioned it is a little verbose to explain that it is done with Codecov. Added descriptions to all commits. Also noticed that Runbot was still there. |
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Could you leave a blank line between commit title and description, please?
Travis is no more used
Right now coverage CI is managed with Codecov
All hail Runboat
Travis is no more used