Customer Requests

We have monorepos and thus uses Flags for most of our projects. We need to show the code coverage for each project as badge in our repo README's. Most of our projects badge with Flags shows the correct code coverage information. From the reply below it seem that this is not supported. Can Badges support Flags? It seem with the latest UI that code coverage per Flags is now shown. Thanks. https://community.codecov.com/t/code-coverage-report-is-not-correct-on-some-flags-and-badges-shows-nothing/3857/3

Now that there is "flags v2" with historical view of flags, sometimes user would like to remove a specific, non-valuable flag from the UI (internal ticket reference: https://codecov.freshdesk.com/a/tickets/8125 )

The comments created by codecov-commenter are very big. It would be helpful if some details should be put into collapsible section (using HTML 5 <details> which are support by GitHub markdown) so they do not distract existing comments so much.

Might want to roll this one back, its super buggy and removes much of the loved functionality from the site.

Got here from the email about the sunburst. A long while ago back on Twitter I was one of the people some of your devs were interacting with after they found me ranting about how I found the dashboard more about punishment about the state of coverage than a dashboard about the true state of the project. Remember one of the things I specifically said was how that sunburst just was not contributing anything on top the other charts that were also not defaulting to good presentations. While my opinion on the burst more neutral than anything I just wanted to shout out as one of your free-tier open source users that we've def noticed over the past year how the dashboard has gotten better and more helpful. The re-addition of the sunburst now it actually does seem like its cool, since the data around it is also useful data now. As a leech of your service, thanks for listening to the feedback all that time ago. It really has helped out over here.

There used to be interactive Sunburst type graphs, however I'm not seeing this any longer. Will they be coming back?

I've just added a new organization to my account and trying to add one of the repos. I select the organization from the dropdown and then click on "View Repos for Setup". I see the repo I want to add, and click on "setup repo". I just get a blank page. I've tried this on Safari and Chrome

My ( and many others ) primary use case used to be to review PR deltas for where coverage should be made better. The updated UI completely removed this critical capability. Can we expect this to come back or should we find a new solution?

For instance, a backend flag should expect these X jobs to upload coverage data while a frontend flag should expect Y jobs. By doing this, we can expose which jobs failed to upload expected data.

PR/commit page (with "Impacted Files" only) must still display a link to all files/tree view coverage. When a feature is beiing developed, there is very often an interest to improve other related but not (yet) changed code.