[DOCS-381] Add troubleshooting for "Failed to upload coverage report ... connect timed out" about codacy-coverage-reporter

[rahul181198]

I get this in exception . When I try above syntax

Unrecognized argument: --http-timeout

[rahul181198]

I already tried the same syntax but it gives me log that it is sending the coverage report but I get no log about it being successful and being received like I used to get before .My build though is successful but i see no coverage in dashboard.

[github-actions]

Internal ticket created : DOCS-381

[prcr]

Currently, the Codacy Coverage Reporter GitHub Action doesn't support the --http-timeout, so these troubleshooting instructions apply only to the "regular" CLI.

[rahul181198]

how to add this flag in the gradle task format

[prcr]

Hello @rahul181198,

I haven't actually tested this, but by looking at our example Gradle tasks I expect that adding the flag like in this example should work:

[...]

task sendCoverageToCodacy(type: JavaExec, dependsOn: jacocoTestReport) {
    main = "com.codacy.CodacyCoverageReporter"
    classpath = configurations.codacy
    args = [
            "report",
            "--http-timeout",
            "10000",
            "-l",
            "Java",
            "-r",
            "${buildDir}/reports/jacoco/test/jacocoTestReport.xml"
    ]
}

Let us know if this example is enough to made it work or if you still need help.

[prcr]

I verified that the last Codacy Coverage Reporter version that we published to the Maven Central Repository is quite outdated and doesn't include the --http-timeout flag yet, which was added on version 12.3.0:

https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.codacy/codacy-coverage-reporter

I'm checking this internally with the Engineering teams and I'll let you know once I have an update.

[prcr]

Hello again @rahul181198,

After your feedback, we're updating our Gradle task example to ensure that it uses the latest version of the Codacy Coverage Reporter.

Please check out the changes in #390 and let us know if this new template works for you. In particular, you can now add the --http-timeout flag as an extra argument at the end of the command for running the Coverage Reporter.

[prcr]

@rahul181198, it's possible that there's now a different issue that may be causing that. Could you please reach out to [email protected] providing the details on how you're running the Codacy Coverage Reporter and the resulting logs so that our Support team can help you troubleshoot your setup?