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GitHub Action that enables you to upload your test coverage data to DeepSource easily. You must have the Test Coverage analyzer enabled on your repository for reporting to work.

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This Action assumes that the coverage file has already been generated after the tests have run. To integrate it in your workflow, define a step which refers to this Action in your workflow.yml file. We recommend that you use @master as the ref.

Ensure that you have added the DEEPSOURCE_DSN secret in your GitHub repository. It is available under Settings → Code Coverage of the repository page on DeepSource.

steps:
  - name: Report test coverage to DeepSource
    uses: deepsourcelabs/test-coverage-action@master
    with:
      key: python
      coverage-file: coverage.xml
      dsn: ${{ secrets.DEEPSOURCE_DSN }}

The possible inputs to this action are:

• key (string, required): Programming language shortcode for which coverage is reported. e.g. python, go, javascript. See the docs for the current list of allowed values.
• coverage-file (string, required): Path to the coverage data file. e. g. coverage.xml
• dsn (string, required): DeepSource DSN of this repository.
• fail-ci-on-error (boolean): Should the CI build fail if there is an error while uploading the report to DeepSource? Allowed values are: true, false. This is set to false by default.

This project is released under the MIT License.