Don't merge with upstream/master on CircleCi due to CodeCov issues#5198
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Don't merge with upstream/master on CircleCi due to CodeCov issues#5198wilzbach wants to merge 1 commit intodlang:masterfrom
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So it turns out that CodeCov was behaving perfectly well, but Phobos testsuite has a lot of random elements in it that keep being (un)-covered :/ For more details: (sorry for the noise) |
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This is an alternative to #5197.
Instead of disabling CodeCov, we simply revert the merged source code changes, but keep the updated
circleci.shandposix.makfile. This means that we just test the coverage information for the current PR, which should be fine as the auto-tester does test the PR for test correctness anyways.