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Cannot display code coverage report if artifacts from target branch have expired #5

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fgrosse opened this issue Mar 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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Cannot display code coverage report if artifacts from target branch have expired #5

fgrosse opened this issue Mar 16, 2024 · 3 comments

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fgrosse commented Mar 16, 2024

It may happen that the uploaded code coverage artifact has expired already when we run the action. This is likely on repositories which do not receive changes frequently and thus, when a PR is opened, the code coverage from main will be missing.
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fgrosse commented Mar 16, 2024

GitHub actions artifacts by default expire after 90 days (which is also the maximum).

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bejelith commented Aug 5, 2024

This is also a problem when initialing a new repository, the coverage report fails because main has never reported before - in this case better then failing would be nice to just have the current code coverage values imho.

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I just ran into this same problem. Not a great first impression. :(

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