2023-08-26

OtterWise Changelog

Improvements

  • Shareable coverage badges now have configurable colors, instead of static levels. Previously it would for example be red for coverage <= 10, and orange <= 20. Now these values can be adjusted per repository, according to your organization needs.

  • Shareable coverage badges can now have different cache duration, instead of a fixed 10 minutes. By passing in &cache-seconds=VALUE, you can have the badges updated more often (or less often). Minimum value is 60 seconds.

  • Bash Uploader: Added more paths for detecting JUnit log files.


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