Fix codecov yaml file, and explicitly tell it to look at our develop branch as its default #585
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Additional details and impacted files@@ Coverage Diff @@
## develop #585 +/- ##
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Coverage ? 59.27%
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Files ? 82
Lines ? 11496
Branches ? 1852
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Hits ? 6814
Misses ? 3149
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Codecov is broken for our repo. This is the first thing I found that could be fixed.
Code coverage acts as a simple measure of how effective our tests are. We can use it to identify areas that we could use more confidence in, and make tests to help build confidence and drive quality