.coveralls.yml should not be public

[chrisosaurus]

.coveralls.yml is only needed for coveralls.io if you are using travis-ci.com (commercial travis for private repos).

You are using a public github repo, and so your .coveralls.yml is PUBLIC.
That REPO_TOKEN is meant to be a secret, by exposing it you allow anyone to write data to your coveralls.io.

If you remove .coveralls.yml then your results can still be written from travis-ci.org to coveralls.io as long as they both have access via your github account.

I will create a PR to fix this.

For more information please see
lemurheavy/coveralls-public#208

[chrisosaurus]

#174 sent

You may also want to make sure you regenerate you REPO_TOKEN on coveralls.io

[chrisosaurus]

Hmmm this might be complicated by it running within Docker, that may meant the environment isn't setup correctly.

See lemurheavy/coveralls-public#997 for other projects dealing with this

[chrisosaurus]

I'm working on a fix for this to run the tests within docker and run cpp-coveralls outside of docker, so that we can remove the .coveralls.yml file

[chrisosaurus]

I have updated the PR to move the cpp-coveralls call to run outside the docker container

Something about your cmake infrastructure requires it to be run twice before it generates any gcda/gcno files

See eddyxu/cpp-coveralls#111 (comment) for more details