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Closes #714

From looking at this failed coverage report upload, the codecov action was saying that we were not using the upload token when we tried to upload the coverage reports. To be honest, I have no idea why we were ever able to upload the reports without setting the token. I've added the token as an action secret and placed it as an env variable for that step of the upload job.

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Should the codecov bot have left a message or we never enabled that?

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Should the codecov bot have left a message or we never enabled that?

The codecov bot does not seem to be installed on pytensor. Do we want to have it?

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Should the codecov bot have left a message or we never enabled that?

The codecov bot does not seem to be installed on pytensor. Do we want to have it?

Yeah I think it would be nice

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Ok, I just installed the codecov bot for this repo. New PRs from now on should get the codecov bot reply with the coverage chart

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@lucianopaz lucianopaz merged commit bcd81c7 into pymc-devs:main Apr 17, 2024
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Upload codecov job is failing systematically
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