Ask HN: Is it worth creating another open-source test coverage aggregator?
Sonarqube is hard to self-host. Codecov requires a license that limits you to 50 users. There are a few no-strings-attached projects (OpenCov, Covergates) but they’re deprecated. Am I missing out any other options?
If not, I’m wondering if it’s worth releasing one; written in Go so it’s easy to run. Would people actually adopt it, even if it’s a bare-bones project that, say, only works for one or two languages (Python & JS)? I’m worried it’s not something teams care about, since they just default to a paid service that has more features.
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