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`NCover` is the original `.NET` code coverage tool. Code coverage is a software testing metric that shows which lines of source code have been tested and which lines of source code have been missed.

INDUSTRY-LEADING CODE COVERAGE ENGINE

NCover is the original .NET code coverage tool. Code coverage is a software testing metric that shows which lines of source code have been tested and which lines of source code have been missed. This insight allows you to improve both your testing and your code with the goal of ultimately increasing revenue and reducing costs. By providing sequence point, branch, and method coverage, NCover leads the industry in metrics provided and helps you and your entire team make the best use of time and resources.

32 & 64-BIT SUPPORT

NCover supports both 32 and 64 bit systems, so no matter what your machine configuration, NCover can support you and your team. On 64-bit systems, NCover takes advantage of the increased processing power and memory utilization to provide a best-in-class code coverage experience.

BUNDLED SUPPORT

Every purchase of NCover comes with a full year of technical support and access to product updates and upgrades. As an organization, we are fundamentally committed to making sure that you and your team get the most out of NCover and that it works as promised. Whether you prefer to receive assistance via e-mail, online interactive sessions or even by phone, we have you covered. We also fully support all NCover trial customers, so you can experience what it means to be an NCover customer prior to purchasing.

DOCUMENTATION

If you have a question, or are in the process of determining the best way to integrate NCover into your code coverage process, we have robust documentation on all NCover applications. Documentation can be accessed online and, for Code Central, Desktop and Collector, can also be accessed within the NCover application without the need for an Internet connection. Our online documentation is available to trial customers or anyone who wants to learn more about NCover.

OPTIMIZED MEMORY CONSUMPTION

While NCover is more powerful than ever, it is designed to reduce overall memory consumption. Through a series of memory, cache and data structure optimizations, NCover can handle large projects without the traditional memory bottlenecks associated with code coverage solutions. In addition, the ability to easily manage multiple projects and consolidate execution runs gives you control over the level of system resources required to effectively manage your code base.

AUTO UPGRADE & UPDATE

Whenever there is an upgrade or update for NCover, you will always be the first to know. For Code Central, Desktop and Collector, you will see a small yellow badge located in the top left corner of the application. Simply click on the badge and select that you would like to install the upgrade or update. The installer will automatically take care of the rest. For Bolt, you will be alerted and can manage upgrades and updates with Visual Studio's Gallery Update function. Every purchase of NCover comes with a full year subscription to upgrades and updates.

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NCover couldn't create a coverage report. 0 Passed, 0 Failed, 0 Skipped

I am using Visual Studio 2008 Professional with TestDriven.NET 2.14.2190, Windows XP (x86). When i right click on my unit tests project, test with - Coverage, I obtain the following output: NCover couldn't create a coverage report. and the…
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How to write test case for protected method throwing exception?

i am working with visual studio and writing Nunit test cases. While Writing test cases i encountered a class which is having a protected method and that method so throwing an exception of "NotImplementedException" type. I tried to use Invoke…
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How to instrument binary (dll) using NCover/xunit

I am new to NCover and want to instrument a dll using NCover for code coverage. Our tests are written using xUnit.net, can someone please help me out in doing this? I need to do code coverage using command line; we are using VSInstr/vsperfcmd (…
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TeamCity and NCover integration, exclude files/types just gives me errors

I am trying to integrate NCover 2 into TeamCity 5.0.1, and since I have some files in the project that are out of my control, I'd like to exclude those from the NCover statistics. In the TeamCity build runner setup, I have an option for "Additional…
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Need to Create Ncover Report That does not Include private methods and properties in the Coverage

I an Creating Ncover report but in the report all the private methods and properties are also listed and they affect the coverage as well so is there any way to hide them. thanks priya
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NCover free Version for multiple solutions

I am using NCover 1.5.8 which comes with TestDriven.Net 3.0. I am using NCover for Visual studio 10.0. I have 26 Solutions and each solution having about 10-30 projects total is about 560 projects. I use a common directory for building all…
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NCover installation

I'm installing NCover Complete trial version, and wondered if it's possible to install to a different folder and have NCover as part of the VCS? Otherwise the current version of NCover (v3.3.2) would be shared amongst all projects and I can…
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Has anybody integrated NCover with TFS?

Over the past year my group (some 50 engineers) moved onto Team Foundation Server and are now using it for source control, bug tracking and building. We have tens of thousands of lines of existing NUnit code that we continue to rely on and which we…
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Is there a TFS check-in policy for Nunit and NCover?

I would like to enforce my users to run unit tests and code coverage, but we are using Nunit and NCover, not MS Team system unit test\ coverage framework. How canI do it? Is there a matching check-in policy? Thanks
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Can NCover be used to select test cases for NUnit?

What are the best tools for test selection, preferably using NUnit and NCover. I'd like to be able to take a changelist, or list of changed files, and identify the test cases that are likely to give me test coverage based on previous code coverage…
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Nunit test case is not shown as covered in NCover

Let me know the reason for the below question. I have written NUnit test and is going through all lines of that method in debug mode, but those lines are not shown as covered in NCover report. Note: I am getting the data for that method from DB. I…
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Moles 0.94.51023.0 and NCover 1.5.8

I have been trying to generate coverage from NCover with moles and NUnit as runner but coverage is 0% tried posts at NCover 1.5.8 with Moles/Pex and…
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Import NCover or Instrumentation .Coverage files back into TFS 2010. so it shows up in the build summary report

My project has their tests using the NUnit framework, specifically 2.5.9. My build process currently creates nunit xml files, and then I convert them into .trx and publish them into TFS using mstest.exe. Now, I need to report back code coverage to…
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Display NCover coverage report inside TeamCity

I am running NCover 3, with TeamCity 7. TeamCity is kicking off the cover process and I can find the fullcoveragereport.html in my file directory for the build, however TeamCity is not creating a tab for the coverage. I cant view this Ncover…
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Apply multiple ncover coverage filters

I am running a merge using ncover.reporting on a slew of assemblies (250+) and am trying to apply coverage filters to only include assemblies that start with my teams namespace prefix (Infrastructure*) and exclude coverage on getters and setters. I…
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