Adding codecov token to the uploader action

[germa89]

As the title.

Fix #2879

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Wiz Scan Summary

IaC Misconfigurations
Vulnerabilities
Sensitive Data
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Secrets

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 84.63%. Comparing base (304ebb2) to head (5c84465).
Report is 90 commits behind head on main.

Additional details and impacted files

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- Coverage   85.00%   84.63%   -0.38%     
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  Files          47       48       +1     
  Lines        9323     9402      +79     
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+ Hits         7925     7957      +32     
- Misses       1398     1445      +47     

[github-actions]

Hello! 👋

Your PR is changing the image cache. So I am attaching the new image cache in a new commit.

This commit does not re-run the CICD workflows (since no changes are made in the codebase) therefore you will see the actions showing in their status Expected — Waiting for status to be reported. Do not worry. You commit workflow is still running here 😄

You might want to rerun the test to make sure that everything is passing. You can retrigger the CICD sending an empty commit git commit -m "Empty comment to trigger CICD" --allow-empty.

You will see this message everytime your commit changes the image cache but you are not attaching the updated cache. 🤓

[germa89]

@pyansys-ci-bot LGTM

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✅ Approving this PR because germa89 said so in here 😬

[github-actions]

Hello! 👋

Your PR is changing the image cache. So I am attaching the new image cache in a new commit.

This commit does not re-run the CICD workflows (since no changes are made in the codebase) therefore you will see the actions showing in their status Expected — Waiting for status to be reported. Do not worry. You commit workflow is still running here 😄

You might want to rerun the test to make sure that everything is passing. You can retrigger the CICD sending an empty commit git commit -m "Empty comment to trigger CICD" --allow-empty.

You will see this message everytime your commit changes the image cache but you are not attaching the updated cache. 🤓

[clatapie]

LGTM!

[github-actions]

Hello! 👋

Your PR is changing the image cache. So I am attaching the new image cache in a new commit.

This commit does not re-run the CICD workflows (since no changes are made in the codebase) therefore you will see the actions showing in their status Expected — Waiting for status to be reported. Do not worry. You commit workflow is still running here 😄

You might want to rerun the test to make sure that everything is passing. You can retrigger the CICD sending an empty commit git commit -m "Empty comment to trigger CICD" --allow-empty.

You will see this message everytime your commit changes the image cache but you are not attaching the updated cache. 🤓