Use CODECOV_TOKEN to fix code coverage uploads #298
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@jdblischak Should we just run |
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It's working now: https://app.codecov.io/github/Merck/simtrial/commit/31186de5ec7467151d27a72f9eb357814574112c Ready for review! |
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Our code coverage results have not been uploaded for months because we aren't using a Codecov token. We were recently provided a single repository upload token for the gsDesign2 repository by the Merck open source team. Once it is added as a repository secret named
CODECOV_TOKEN, our workflow will start uploading coverage results again.xref: r-lib/actions#834, Merck/gsDesign2#489