Re-enable code coverage reporting #176
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Hmmm, not sure why this isn't working? |
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i also don't see it. but just a blind guess: run coverage in a build with the most recent versions, instead of the prefer-lowest build? |
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@dbu Yep, that was it! |
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Works 🎉 |
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cheers! |
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Code coverage reporting was commented out in the travis file due to needing PHPSpec support. This is provided by a replacement package. This PR is basically the same as php-http/client-common#195, which was merged earlier today. ;)