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Add tox cover task to travis build. #1875

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Running the cover task in the travis build process will catch what coveralls.io misses in code branch coverage.

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dhermes commented Jun 20, 2016

This isn't necessary. Don't do this. coveralls.io does the job already

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So this stems from #1870 (comment).
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dhermes commented Jun 20, 2016

I think this should be closed. Even this PR has a coverage check, making it clear it's not needed

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tseaver commented Jun 20, 2016

@dhermes the point of the PR is that coveralls doesn't test branch coverage, while tox -e cover does.

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I see I made this PR too quickly haha, parallel conversation happening #1872 as well

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