Use the correct env var for Git SHA #522
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Seeing the following error on Semaphore CI for the Codacy reporter ```2025-02-24 18:06:15.963+0100 info [CommitUUIDProvider] Can't find or validate commit SHA-1 hash from any supported CI/CD provider. - (CommitUUIDProvider.scala:97) 00:05 2025-02-24 18:06:15.963+0100 info [CommitUUIDProvider] Trying to get commit SHA-1 hash from local Git directory - (CommitUUIDProvider.scala:98) 00:05 2025-02-24 18:06:15.964+0100 info [CommitUUIDProvider] 00:05 Commit SHA-1 hash not provided, using latest commit of local Git directory:``` Hopefully updating to the correct env var will fix this.
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Seeing the following error on Semaphore CI for the Codacy reporter
Hopefully updating to the correct env var will fix this.
https://docs.semaphoreci.com/reference/env-vars#semaphore-variables