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Ignore emacs lisp files - #297
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Tahoe-LAFS project has a file named `/misc/coding_tools/coverage.el`, which is often uploaded to codecov along with the regular coverage report. I'm not sure it is doing any harm, but can't be doing anything useful either! It would be nice if codecov could ignore `.el` files.
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Tahoe-LAFS project has a file named /misc/coding_tools/coverage.el, which is often uploaded to codecov along with the regular coverage report: here is an example.
I'm not sure uploading some emacs lisp to codecov is doing any harm, but it can't be doing anything useful either! I will try to fix the CI setup, but it would be also nice if codecov would ignore .el files.