FAQ

On this page, we discuss the most frequently asked questions. If you still have questions after reading this, or think there might be an important question missing on this page, feel free to contact us.

Web-App

Where do I find my upload parameters?

You can find your upload parameters in the repository settings.

How can I add users to my repository?

You can add users in the repository settings. See Collaborating.

How can I leave a repository?

You can leave a repository in the repository settings. See Collaborating.

How can I delete a repository?

You can delete a repository in the repository settings. See Collaborating.

How can I restore a deleted repository?

If you were the owner of the repository, you can restore it in your user settings. See Collaborating.

Why are some sequence flows not highlighted in the coverage player?

This is due to limitations in the events Camunda sends during execution. This is something we unfortunately can't fix ourselves.

How can I reset my API key?

You can reset your API key by clicking on the Settings icon in the navigation bar, selecting Reset API key, and confirming. However, your API key is tied to your user account and not to your repository so you will need to update all of your repositories.

How can I view my coverage reports without uploading them?

This is currently not possible. We are working on a local coverage viewer and will release it as open source.

How can I remove users from my repository?

This is currently not possible. We are working on this and will release it as soon as possible.

How can I grant roles to users?

This is currently not possible. We are working on this and will release it as soon as possible.

How can I archive or delete a repository?

This is currently not possible. We are working on this and will release it as soon as possible.

How can I delete a build from my repository?

This is currently not possible. We are working on this and will release it as soon as possible.

Bash Upload Script

How can I specify a custom directory to search for reports?

You can specify this by adding the --dir <DIR> parameter. See Bash Reference.

The script does not recognize the parameters. What is wrong?

Make sure you separate parameter and value by a space and do not use an equal sign:

# Wrong:
bash <(curl -s https://bash.flowcov.io) \
--api-key=API_KEY \
--repository-id=REPOSITORY_ID
# Correct:
bash <(curl -s https://bash.flowcov.io) \
--api-key API_KEY \
--repository-id REPOSITORY_ID

Also, please note the slash at the end of the lines.

How can I fail the pipeline if the report upload fails?

You can force this behavior by adding the --fail-on-error flag. See Bash Reference.

How can I skip the upload if no reports were found?

You can force this behavior by adding the --skip-empty-upload flag. See Bash Reference.