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Remember to check out PartCover
Posted by haugern in code coverage, dotnet, ncover on February 3rd, 2008
Bil Simser just wrote about the lack of coverage tools for .NET in this article, and I agree with his points.
In our current project we’re using NCover and NCoverExplorer (older editions), which are working just fine as we’re still in the .NET 2.0 world. It seems there are some problems with the older versions (they have gone commercial on us) and the new .NET 3.5 framework.
This isn’t particularly good news, as we’re going to utilize VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 shortly. The choice is wether fleshing out 150 USD, or find an alternative. One of the comments on Bils post linked to another coverage utility; PartCover.
So, note to self: Check out PartCover when we’re going .NET 3.5.
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