Support for raw coverage file #46
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This should help with several of the issues related to "How can I use this action with X file format?" provided that users have another upstream library to create the Coveralls formatted JSON file. CC: @nickmerwin |
- Update README with instructions for raw file and Java example
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Is there any chance of this being accepted? If there is anything not in alignment with the project goals, etc. please comment and I can make adjustments if that is the case. Thanks |
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I really need that. |
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Add support for user-provided raw JSON coverage file (such as the file generated by the
coveralls-maven-plugin).This PR uses some code authored by @ly-cultureiq in PR #25 .