add code coverage to gradle - #591
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1) Add code coverage to gradle 2) Add the ability to aggregate all the test results in each sub project to 1 report
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@germanattanasio - So i did not put the travis changes in because I did not know how to test travis outside of the pull request. I did not want not break anything. But the travis changes are minimal. I think we just need to add 2 entries as follows script: - ./gradlew codeCoverageReport after_success: - bash <(curl -s https://codecov.io/bash) |
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I'm going to wait before I merge this but this looks good! thanks @Mikemosca |
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