This gem appears to rely on an external web service:

https://cc-amend.herokuapp.com

A couple of questions:

• What was the motivation for having the logic as a web service, rather than included in this gem?
• Is the source available anywhere?

Thanks!

/cc @harrisj @mrb

From Test Output on Travis-CI:

Coverage = 94.07%. TO_FILE is deprecated, use CODECLIMATE_TO_FILE

(https://travis-ci.org/mhutter/wikimd/jobs/82447376, Line 219)

Now I get:

> bundle exec codeclimate-batch --groups 9
Code climate: No files found to report

https://travis-ci.org/thredded/db_text_search/jobs/119401094#L402

Before the switch worked just fine:
https://travis-ci.org/thredded/db_text_search/jobs/119310875

The switch happened here: thredded/db_text_search@12395f1

Really unsure of why the change to trusty + sudo: required broke this.

I'm trying to add this gem to my project, but I'm having some issues. I think some more documentation would help. Specifically, which files to include this in for each build system (rspec, minitest, cucumber, etc), and what to put in .travis.yml

I've included this at the top of spec/spec_helper.rb, and features/support/env.rb:

if ENV['CI']
  require 'codeclimate_batch'
  CodeclimateBatch.start
end

And I added this to my .travis.yml:

after_script:
  - code-climate-batch --groups 2

(and I still have this in there too:)

addons:
  code_climate:
    repo_token: <token>

When I run a travis build, I'm getting:

$ code-climate-batch --groups 2
/home/travis/build.sh: line 45: code-climate-batch: command not found

It seems like something is wrong with my path, but I'm not sure what to do to fix it. Should I add gem install -g codeclimate_batch as a before_install?