Dinko Pehar

Is this still relevant ? Maybe release new version compatible with python 3.9 / 3.10 ? :thinking:

Nice. Maybe add deprecated tag around Flask Restless in your pull request. Didn't see your pull request, just opened an issue as recommendation

I just reviewed source code of `kcov`. I think at the end, using `--coveralls-id=XYZ` generates JSON which is sent to coveralls.io API. I think it's missing some information. --- [coverage.zip](https://github.com/SimonKagstrom/kcov/files/6621718/coverage.zip)...

I see this in [source code](https://github.com/SimonKagstrom/kcov/blob/a8b60c43fb33f56553a2bb20633e3b59a08abae1/src/writers/coveralls-writer.cc#L160) of Coveralls writer. Can it be set somehow from kcov ?

Sadly, it didn't work. Reading their API documentation, it states: > While OPTIONAL to see coverage reports at Coveralls, git or commit_sha are REQUIRED to receive coverage reports at your...

I noticed kcov produces "sonarqube" file and `cobertura.xml` which is compatible with Java Projects and Jenkins coverage. Lot of other projects rely on `lcov` format file. For example, coveralls.io [only...

> As for vscode, I use coverage gutters with kcov. It supports cobertura, so I just make sure to copy the cobertura.xml / cov.xml to the .vscode-directory and then it...

> It can be useful anyway, so I'll keep it open. Not sure when I'll get round to it though (hey, real work takes time it seems! :-)). I know....

`Traceback (most recent call last): File "..\15-minute-apps\notes\notes.py", line 9, in from sqlalchemy import Column, ForeignKey, Integer, String ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sqlalchemy'` package notes also needs _sqlalchemy_ @cubells