Error sending to Coveralls.io (422 - Unprocessable Entity

[kbilsted]

Error sending to Coveralls.io (422 - Unprocessable Entity

[jdeering]

From what I remember it's an error returned from coveralls. I'll look into it early this week. Any more information you happen across regarding this error can be posted here.

[kbilsted]

Hi Thanks for the quick reply

I've just tried the unencrypted token approach again alas with the same result. Was woring around 5-7 hours ago. Maybe they've changed something? Currently, I'm only running this off appveyor. Maybe I should attempt running locally

[kbilsted]

Just tried running it locally. It worked fine

>> packages\OpenCover.4.5.3522\OpenCover.Console.exe -register:user -filter:"+[StatePrinter.Tests*]*" -target:".\packages\NUnit.Runners.2.6.4\tools\nunit-console.exe" -targetargs:"StatePrinter.Tests\bin\debug\StatePrinter.Tests.dll" -output:coverage.xml -log:all

$env:COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN="JjCu65jaJJfW6PcNI5HwCkp7i32eGDtby"

>> packages\coveralls.io.1.1.86\tools\coveralls.net.exe --opencover coverage.xml

result at https://coveralls.io/builds/1888749

Weird meta data though (the commit message)

COMMITED 8 FEB 20 - 21:21 FIRST BUILD ON FEATURE/CODECOVERAGE AT 88.59%
COMMITED BY
2dc5e0adfd68623e31f14c6db4e93c15?size=18&default=identiconkbilsted  

COMMIT MESSAGE
unencrypt

I just did another commit and ran the above locally again. This time it worked fine with the commit message.

[kbilsted]

The problem was that I had manually set an environment variable with the same name in the config which apparently overrules the .yml file. I finally found out by adding a --debug flag to coveralls.net and releasing my own nuget package. PR has been sent your way in #9