Mark Clearwater

There is definitely an outstanding bug with the service-name value in both 1.0.0 and develop that needs fixing.

Found the reason for part of this at least with why it keeps sending `coverall.net` for service name. do copy defaults mean I cant check was set (default makes it...

You read my mind. TeamCity was going to be next, I just started refactoring to support Travis as well. I also want to add the ability to it to write...

It seems sensible to use the same names as codcov, as people may already have them set up. It might also be possible to call the api and pull the...

In the meantime it works with command line arguments so you can still make it work. Look at one of the existing Travis examples in csMACnz/Coveralls.net-Samples branches.

As far as i can see, `env.BUILD_VCS_NUMBER` is standard for commit, and `env.TEAMCITY_VERSION` is a standard way to detect on teamcity. Othrwise there is not enough data already in there...

pushed a first draft to develop, will get some testing done and should make it in the next next release (probably `1.1.0`, `1.0.0` is gonna be hopefully just the stable...

It looks like apart from the complexity of pull requests, using `env.BUILD_VCS_NUMBER` and pushing to the alternative `commit_sha` value rather than pushing all the `git` data, it should get to...

From memory appveyor has a nuget feed of the artifacts, in the meantime you might find it there. If I get develop stable enough there is a change it will...

sorry, forgot to wire in the new classes, I've added tests and chased out a few bugs in my logic as well. You could try again if you have the...