I'm looking for a tool that I can run against my code base to determine which areas of my code are covered by NUnit tests I've written. I would appreciate any suggestions at all, and example usage if needed. Thanks!
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3http://stackoverflow.com/questions/276829/code-coverage-for-c-net might help – Chris S Nov 01 '09 at 16:23
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I had to dig a little but the sourceforge free NCover helped! Thanks so much! [http://ncover.sourceforge.net/] – mkelley33 Nov 01 '09 at 17:38
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Personally, I like NCover along with TestDriven.NET (for Visual Studio integration).
PartCover is a good alternative, too. But as far as I know, there is no Visual Studio integration for PartCover.
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Hey thanks! I downloaded PartCover, installed it, and configured it, but I got a ThreadInterrupted exception. The manual pointed to nunit-gui.exe, but I'm running NUnit 2.5. Is there a way to get this error to go away and run it with NUnit 2.5 for my asp.net mvc project? (I can provide full stack trace if it helps) – mkelley33 Nov 01 '09 at 16:49
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I use TestDriven.NET at both work and home, works a treat for me :)
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Hey thanks for the input. I took a look, but unfortunately I need something free. It looks like this tool costs money. Am I missing, or not finding a link to the free version? Thanks again! – mkelley33 Nov 01 '09 at 16:51
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I didn't see on, but I'll take another look :) Thanks Sara and Agent_9191! – mkelley33 Nov 01 '09 at 17:20
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Ok I got it, but I can't figure out how this tool reports coverage. Any ideas? – mkelley33 Nov 01 '09 at 17:26
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Alright, I figured it out. Had to use free version of NCover! Thanks again. – mkelley33 Nov 01 '09 at 17:37
