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I have a repository in github using travis-ci

  https://github.com/alu0100786330/prct09

And I want to integrate coverall with travis, I'm using cloud9 and this is the URL

 https://ide.c9.io/alu0100786330/prt9

I add to the Gemspec this lines

  gem 'coveralls', require: false

*To the .coveralls.yml 

 service_name: travis-ci
 repo_token: kzOty157GlK2mMpKsSAjoeDGJ6bfnfarQ

And to the spec_helper in the top

 require 'coveralls'
 Coveralls.wear!

I execute the bundle install and push the changes to the repository and these are the error that appear in my travis

    https://travis-ci.org/alu0100786330/prct09

Coverall errors

How can I fix the mistakes?

elvaqueroloconivel1
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First of all, you must not write your token on a public repository, as someone comentted on your question. Starting by testing it locally.

export COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN=my-token

Then execute your build commamds on ruby to create the report. If you already added your github repo at https://coveralls.io/ it should create a report for you. Now you can configure https://travis-ci.com/github/your-repo by going in more options -> settings -> Environment Variables and add COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN and your token.

Now on the .travis-ci.yml file you add the same lines that you used to create the coverall report.

script:
  - your command to generate the report
after_success:
  - your command to upload the report
Felipe
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