Eli Hooten

@TomasRadvansky @_eseidel @codecov @getsentry Interesting. Do you mind sharing a full size screenshot of the whole page? It's hard to tell precisely what's failing just from this view.

@hootener @_eseidel @codecov @getsentry All repos I used it on was private unfortunately. But as I said. My main issues are - not seeing progress of coverage over time (chart) - not seeing sunburst chart - sometimes loosing access to folder in repo Even now, I dont see single progress chart!

I really like @codecov! I just wish the website was about 10x faster to load. Feels out of place for a 2025 dev-tool. Then again, maybe just the repos I use it on are larger than it's designed for or something. 🤷‍♂️

@TomasRadvansky @_eseidel @codecov @getsentry We've put a lot of effort into reliability, scalability, and performance over the years. I'm bummed your own experience doesn't align with that work. Do you have a public repo that can demonstrate these problems? Happy to take a look at your use case specifically.

@_eseidel @codecov I feel like that web only works for me 40% of time. Elements missing, charts missing, access broken. Settings breaking stats etc. such a shame. I hoped that after @getsentry investment they will revamp it. But nothing. Just addition customers stream for them

@_eseidel @codecov Is the url you loaded to generate this LCP public? If so, pass it on and I'll take a look. Load times can definitely be impacted by size of the repo, and we're working to optimize this, but I would like to see the page that produced this particular example if possible.

@mathemagic1an @codecov @codegen Cool integration. We're working on functionality to just support this workflow automatically, though. Have you tried it? docs.codecov.com/docs/beta-code…

Github actions spawning agents to clean up after you is an application that "just works" Any time our @codecov test coverage drops, we trigger a code agent to write some extra tests ✅ Built with the @codegen API - OSS code below👇

@ben221199 @codecov Taking a look now. Thanks

Hey @codecov, you sure there is no outage?

🙏. The @codecov front end team at @getsentry has been extolling the virtues of @Tan_Stack since we first adopted it. Do recommend.🙂

@grrrdrrr @codecov If you can DM me the name of the org, repo, and commit SHA of the most recent commit/PR to exhibit this problem, I can take a look on our end.

@hootener @codecov Sure. Is there anything I can do/try to help you with this issue?

Every single constructor is labeled as not covered, despite other coverage tools says they are.

@grrrdrrr @codecov potentially. It's possible, if you're uploading multiple coverage reports per commit, that there was some queueing issue with processing one of them that caused the delay. Let us know if the issue persists.

@hootener @codecov That was fast. It is on private repo githib.com/zitcha/backend… Strangely, after few hours, coverage percentage bumped to 75% without new commits. Can it be caching issue with GitHub?

@zeeg Generally this works for me if: * I use more spices than i think i need. * The oil I'm tossing with is very hot, like straight out of the fryer * Ensure spices haven't settled to the bottom of the oil If I'm lazy I just mix the spices straight into the flour before dredging.

@hootener Tried tossing them with a bit of oil

I’ve yet to find a way to evenly coat the spice but nailed the crisp

@zeeg An Abarth? You're a man of distinction and taste in his simulated driving vehicles, I see.

so. much. software. chassis should come tomorrow.. spent the last 4 hours trying to get everything installed/configured

@zeeg This has worked pretty well for me. Blue Spark SL into an elgato Wave XLR. That goes into a pway KVM. It's a pretty hassle free setup for Windows and macOS. Ymmv on Linux.

Yo nerds if your desk is really sick and includes high quality audio recording equipment (read: a horrendous mic arm), please show me so I can steal some of the best ideas.

Stop hating and start fixing your flaky test suite! Thanks to @codecov you can now go from living with it to 🕶️😎dealing with it. 👀👇 about.codecov.io/blog/find-fail…

@zeeg I got my first company to a few million ARR and with no CI/CD and... ... I'd absolutely never do it again. The pain when stuff goes wrong (and it will go wrong) isn't worth it. Learn from your elders, use CI/CD, kids!

lol this podcast the guy is saying CI/CD is a waste of time "its no good" ok mr podcast host who doesnt ship tech that millions of humans need to work

@AmanVirk1 @zeeg That's good to hear! I haven't used it in quite some time but I found it to be a really enjoyable framework.

@hootener @zeeg Hey many are using it in prod for years. Yes, the usage is not as crazy as other commercial frameworks.

Its wild that in 2024 there is no community driven JS web framework. Yeah sure there's kind of Angular and Ember, but adoption is low, and everything else is commercially driven that has any real adoption (any is more than a singular component).

@zeeg Who doesn't love server templates? Let's program like it's 2009. My guess is AdonisJS is providing the rendering layer to check the full stack box, but is really trying to carve out that "opinionated serverside js" niche.

@hootener not obvious to me that it helps you implement the rendering layer much tho? unless you want server templates

@drguthals @dustychipura corollary: teaching your kid by example that it's okay if 9 out of 10 projects don't actually get finished 😆.

@dustychipura The fun random projects we decide to start - no planning, no overthinking, just diving in and having fun

Guys, is there anything about your #ADHD that makes it feel EASIER to parent? like, anything? Inquiring minds want to know!

@andhaveaniceday @codecov Thanks for trying. I'll run this back to the team.

@hootener @codecov Doesn't seem like the setting does anything; I set it to 5 but it was rendered with two decimal places everywhere.

absolutely devastated to learn that @codecov's website crashes when it tries to load TypeScript's 52k line checker.ts 😭 opens instantly in the monocart coverage report :((((