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What is Code Climate

A Chrome extension for Code Climate

Code quality and test coverage feedback without ever leaving GitHub

See issues displayed directly inside GitHub’s UI

Review which lines are covered in diffs, files, and more

And add repos and open tickets without changing your workflow

Code Climate's industry-leading Software Engineering Intelligence platform helps unlock the full potential of your organization to ship better code

Signals to Stay Ahead

Velocity gives us signals that something is off in our environment or the way things are working so that we can address it proactively before it becomes a problem that impacts the organization

It is especially helpful at surfacing things that are hard to see otherwise

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It doesn't work on Google Chrome Version 72+. Console log: Uncaught TypeError: Illegal invocation: Function must be called on an object of type StorageArea at DB.get (popup.js:214) at Auth.authenticateWithEnv (popup.js:90) at HTMLDocument.<anonymous> (popup.js:1121) at mightThrow (popup.js:43475) at process (popup.js:43543) at _super.bugsnag (popup.js:28908) at popup.js:29397

keep seeing, "Please sign in to get started" even when I am logged in. Won't let me sign into an actual Code Climate account, just assumes I linked it to my Github. You used to be able to view diffs on the website instead of having to install a browser plugin. PLEASE just let us view it on your site instead of having to use this broken product.

Is it perfect? No, absolutely not. But it's a super helpful extension that can save you a lot of time running around different sites to understand why your code coverage went down. I do wonder though if a cleaner solution would be to improve the Code Climate site to actually have clear coverage change reports on their end.