Describe the bug
The reports submitted to code climate for PRs made from forks and the master branch on the original repo itself have indistinguishable names.
Version of codeclimate-action you're using
v2.7.5
Expected behavior
When I have a PR made against my repo from a fork codeclimate's diff-coverage runs. To do that it requires a coverage report from both master on my repo, and the PR itself. However, when the PR comes from a forked repo, and that repo has made its PR from it's own master, the reports submitted override eachother:
Should instead be something like this:
The consequence is that codeclimate won't run the diff checking, because it is just seeing multiple test coverage reports submitted to master. I'm not sure exactly what's expected here: whether it should be master and minut1bc/master or something else.
Additional context
I've raised an issue here just in case it is actually codeclimate's fault, but I suspect that the problem may be here instead, where the names are generated for submission.
Describe the bug
The reports submitted to code climate for PRs made from forks and the master branch on the original repo itself have indistinguishable names.
Version of
codeclimate-actionyou're usingv2.7.5Expected behavior
When I have a PR made against my repo from a fork codeclimate's diff-coverage runs. To do that it requires a coverage report from both
masteron my repo, and the PR itself. However, when the PR comes from a forked repo, and that repo has made its PR from it's ownmaster, the reports submitted override eachother:Should instead be something like this:
The consequence is that codeclimate won't run the diff checking, because it is just seeing multiple test coverage reports submitted to master. I'm not sure exactly what's expected here: whether it should be
masterandminut1bc/masteror something else.Additional context
I've raised an issue here just in case it is actually codeclimate's fault, but I suspect that the problem may be here instead, where the names are generated for submission.