Always output the coverage report #5256
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I intended to do this in 647e95e, but the `failure()` call that I remove didn't limit it to failures — it explicitly enabled it for failing jobs, where the default is to skip subsequent jobs after a failure. However, if we want a job to run after both failed and successful runs, we need the `always()` call.
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Preview URL 🚀 : https://blurts-server-pr-5256-mgjlpikfea-uk.a.run.app |
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Preview URL 🚀 : https://blurts-server-pr-5256-mgjlpikfea-uk.a.run.app |
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I intended to do this in 647e95e (#5155), but the
failure()call that I remove didn't limit it to failures — it explicitly enabled it for failing jobs, where the default is to skip subsequent jobs after a failure. However, if we want a job to run after both failed and successful runs, we need thealways()call.