1.8.0

As part of this release we had 13 commits which resulted in 4 issues being closed.

Documentation

• #88 Documentation Request: There is a "dotnet tool" and this is how to use it!

Features

• #90 Add support for github actions
• #31 Jenkins CI Detection (thanks to @mikebro for adding this support)

Improvement

• #91 Azure pipeline service detector uses incorrect service name

Where to get it

You can download this release from chocolatey, nuget or as a dotnet tool

1.7.2

As part of this release we had 14 commits which resulted in 3 issues being closed.

Bugs

• #87 Travis CI service parser does not set the tag name from travis environment variables
• #86 invalid build url generated for travis-ci when repository slug have been overridden
• #81 Invalid build url generated for appveyor when account name is not same as repository account

Where to get it

You can download this release from chocolatey, nuget or as a dotnet tool

1.7.1

As part of this release we had 6 commits which resulted in 3 issues being closed.

Bugs

• #84 Branch name do not properly encode slashes
• #83 nuget package places Linux and OSX binaries in incorrect directory

Documentation

• #85 Codecov nuget package incorrectly says it only supports windows

Where to get it

You can download this release from chocolatey, nuget or as a dotnet tool

1.7.0

As part of this release we had 9 commits which resulted in 2 issues being closed.

Bug

• #79 Slug generation is incorrect when using username and password in url.

Improvement

• #78 Improve logging by including response content when an error happens

Where to get it

You can download this release from chocolatey, nuget or as a dotnet tool

1.6.1

As part of this release we had 1 commit which resulted in 1 issue being closed.

Bug

• #77 Running on Unix returns a permission denied error

Where to get it

You can download this release from chocolatey, nuget or as a dotnet tool

1.6.0

As part of this release we had 28 commits which resulted in 7 issues being closed.

This release is expected to be the last release that will include any new features until the eventual release of 2.0.

Bug

• #52 codecov.exe returns success on invalid arguments

Features

• #68 Support glob expression for file paths (Thanks to @hanabi1224 for providing this support)
• #66 Embedd resulting build output in self-contained native binary using warp
• #65 Add support for Travis CI
• #38 Support uploading to v2 endpoint

Improvements

• #70 Change from using Webclient to using HttpClient
• #67 Include linux and Mac OSX binaries in Codecov package along with Windows binaries

Where to get it

You can download this release from chocolatey, nuget or as a dotnet tool

1.5.0

As part of this release we had 6 issues closed.

This release finally provides official support for Linux and OS X platforms.
This allows Codecov-exe to be used on either Linux or OS X.
The recommended way is by installing the .NET Core tool (Codecov.Tool), or by downloading one of the platform specific archives provided with this release.

Bugs

• #62 SourceCode files are do not correctly ignore files on unix platform
• #59 codecov yaml not located

Feature

• #64 Provide pre-built archives for linux and OS X platforms

Improvements

• #58 FileSystem class should normalize path when directory separator is using a /
• #57 AppVeyor CI Service check should do case-insensitive comparison

Where to get it

You can download this release from chocolatey, nuget or as a dotnet tool

1.4.0

As part of this release we had 5 commits which resulted in 2 issues being closed.

Bug

• #55 azure pipeline is broken

Improvement

• #54 Make the HttpWebRequest provide more details for Put failures

1.3.0

As part of this release we had 14 commits which resulted in 2 issues being closed.

Bug

• #49 Fix terminal filter

Feature

• #50 Add support for Azure Pipelines

1.2.0

As part of this release we had 9 commits which resulted in 2 issues being closed.

Feature

• #44 Add a dotnet tool for codecov exe (thanks to @ViktorHofer for providing this)

Improvement

• #48 Use .NET Core 2.1 WebClient instead of using PowerShell