Coveralls returns 422 error: Couldn't find a repository matching this job

[vcernomschi]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Generate coverage report by using istanbul.
2. Send lcov.info file to coveralls.io by using:

cat ${__COVERAGE_PATH}"/lcov.info" | coveralls

where __COVERAGE_PATH valid path to coverage report.

Expected result: lcov.info file is successfully downloaded.

Actual result:
Bad response: 422 {"message":"Couldn't find a repository matching this job.","error":true}

[vcernomschi]

Was renamed to txt to be able to upload

lcov.txt | uploaded via ZenHub

[eistrati]

I am experiencing the same issue. Can anyone help?

[avozicov]

I have the same issue for public repos.

[vcernomschi]

The issue is still reproducible for all public repos.

[devs-deep]

The issue is still reproducible for all public repos.

[nickmerwin]

@vcernomschi @devs-deep @avozicov @eistrati there are a couple causes for this:

1. if you're using Travis, you don't need to specify a repo token, but your Github OAuth token must be valid -- try logging out / in on Coveralls.io to refresh it
2. on other CI's you have to specify a repo token; check your environment variables at build time to be sure COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN is being set

Let me know how it goes!

[vcernomschi]

The issue is not reproducible anymore after removing coveralls token

[ad-m]

I have this issues to in public coveralls repo.
Here is travis build log: https://travis-ci.org/watchdogpolska/poradnia/jobs/124069972
Here accordinly travis.yml: watchdogpolska/poradnia@2061f2e

[Jarvin-Guan]

I got the error
Bad response: 422 {"message":"Couldn't find a repository matching this job.","error":true}

link:https://travis-ci.org/Jarvin-Guan/arg-parser/jobs/126830328

[kpx-dev]

Deleting the repo inside coveralls.io and add it back works for me, you will loose your coverage history though.

[kasora]

I forgot to add .coveralls.yml. It works for me now.

[p8ul]

Set up JavaScript Coveralls
Login to coveralls and add your enable your repository.
Click on details and show you instructions on how to configure .coveralls.yml file

Here are some quick instructions for this JavaScript project:
add the following line to your .coveralls.yml :

repo_token: your_token_goes_here

[PaulRBerg]

Just for the record, this also happens when you change the repo's name. Deleting, resyncing and toggling did the trick in my case.

[aleclarson]

I tried using the free TravisCI Github app (which might be Travis Pro?), and Coveralls doesn't like it, even after adding a .coveralls.yml (which wasn't necessary before I tried the Github app).

When I try doing..

cat coverage/lcov.info | ./node_modules/coveralls/bin/coveralls.js

..it no longer throws a 422 error, but the coverage is still not showing up on https://coveralls.io.

I've tried deleting the Coveralls repo, disabling TravisCI and re-enabling via the "Legacy Services Integration" page. Next I guess I'll try renaming the Github repo. 😢

edit: I ended up switching to https://codecov.io

[msangel]

the error message is very not informative, please make it better
so
for getting it work on public repo I had to do 2 things:

1. add empty .coveralls.yml file to repo
2. push because it not working from local pc, only from within travis-ci

[ElliotNB]

I had this same issue as well for an open source project. I did not need to add an empty .coveralls.yml, but I did need to log in and out of Coveralls.io with my GitHub account a couple of times and disable/re-enable the GitHub apps integration.

[youtux]

Same issue here https://travis-ci.org/pytest-dev/pytest-bdd/jobs/494573115

[fishcharlie]

This is happening to me as well. For some reason restarting the builds seems to work most of the time. Any idea how to fix this?

[Icaruk]

My problem was that i added coveralls.yml instead .coveralls.yml.
I forgot the dot prefix.