James Kessler

Hi, @RobertoRoos. I'm able to find your Github account and one Github repo, but not your BitBucket account or any BitBucket repos. This is to say, I can still reproduce...

Hi @RobertoRoos. Yes, I see the new account you created and I see your public repos at BitBucket. However, after our API client makes a call to the BitBucket API...

Hi @forivall, It appears we're using the full name associated with your github handle for most of those committer values in your build history. Also, those values aren't normally linked....

Thanks @forivall. Despite the care you've taken to ensure the right name/email values are being sent per your git config, I'm afraid we can't ensure those will always be the...

@fingolfin @Minoru thank you. As you may be aware, this is a duplicate of this issue: https://github.com/lemurheavy/coveralls-public/issues/1384 We'll try to update both issues when addressed, but please check there as...

Hi @jvkumar. Yes, that's the result you can expect if you pass an empty `lcov` file to the [Coveralls Github Action](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/coveralls-github-action). Here's why: - The [Coveralls Github Action](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/coveralls-github-action) ([Github repo](https://github.com/coverallsapp/github-action))...

@jvkumar I see. Yes, some languages use code coverage libraries that export their own format. In this case, in your shoes, I'd use a [language integration specific to python](https://docs.coveralls.io/python), like...

Hi @vchrombie. Confirmed, thank you. I've submitted a production bug. I will update you with status here.

Hi @Krinkle, this behavior is a security-related feature and is as-designed. We don't store any source code at Coveralls, not even for open-source repos. Instead, when the user requests a...

Hi @Krinkle. I get everything you're saying here. I have added an enhancement request to our backlog. Without getting too much into the separate subject, Coveralls does not store anything...