Added coverage reporting with coveralls. #432
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LGTM. We just need an admin to turn on these services at the repo level. cc: @haio. |
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Adds code coverage reporting using Coveralls. This uses the existing code coverage tools, it just adds a final step to Travis CI to report the lcov.info information to coveralls on success.
To see what the coveralls tool will look like, you can see my fork.
Note: To enable coveralls integration with this original repo, it does require you to log into coveralls.io and allow github integration. The account is free, but I understand if that isn't something you want.