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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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How does NCover coverage report handle MSTest accessors?

MSTest + Visual Studio generates accessors which appear on the NCover coverage report. They usually have a low coverage in my case. I wonder if I use them in my tests if the method I'm testing will appear as covered in the Accessor but not in the…
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NCover on 64 bit - CorFlags fix - corflags : error CF008 : The specified file does not have a valid managed header

I'm trying to apply a fix to allow NCover v1.5.5 to run on Windows Server 2008 X64 via my TeamCity Continuous Integration server as outlined on this blog: http://abdullin.com/journal/2008/6/6/how-to-run-free-ncover-on-a-64-bit-machine.html Here is…
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NCover 1.5.8 with Moles/Pex and NUnit

I'm having trouble getting the following to work together. NCover 1.5.8 (the version shipped with TestDriven.NET) NUnit 2.5 (the version shipped with TestDriven.NET) Moles and Pex I'm using Windows 7 x64 with a .NET 4.0 Pex and Moles test…
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TypeMock 6.0.4.0 behaves differently on different boxes

Help! This code works fine on my local VS2010 with TypeMock, however fails on our build server, when ran through NCover. My code: using (RecordExpectations expect = RecorderManager.StartRecording()) { 74: …
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NCover branch Coverage

I am using the Ncover 2.1.2.3625. I want branch coverage and sequence coverage. How to get this? The .xml generated is given to the NCoverExplorer to generate the full coverage report. But the full coverage report is not generated. What is the…
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Parsing Raw NCover XML file for Coverage Data

I'm trying to extract the coverage data from XML file generated by NCover using C#. The XML file looks something like this:
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NCover coverage.xsl file missing

This is my Ncover task portion in my MSBuild script
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How to use NCover with SonarQube

We are starting to implement code coverage in our CI process and my task is to examine NCover from this perspective. Specifically, we have SonarQube and a CI build in Azure DevOps that runs the unit tests and reports the coverage to SonarQube as…
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Ncover integration with CC.Net

I'm using NCover 3.0 .Want to integrate the results into CC.Net .Everything works fine, but the report shown in CC.Net after is not that detailed. I would like to be able to display the uncovered classes, methods and probably the source too. This is…
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Does NCover output the correct XML version for my XSL?

I generate a coverage.xml output file with the following command. "C:\Program Files\NCover\NCover.Console.exe" //reg //w "D:\BuildServer\MyCoolWebsite\Working\MyCoolWebsite.Helpers.Tests\bin\Debug" //l "Coverage.log" //a MyCoolWebsite.Helpers //x…
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MSTest or NCover test results in bamboo?

What are the possibilities to get nice detailed test coverage reports with MSTest or NCover results in bamboo build? Is there any integration between Bamboo and Visual Studio 2008 in terms of test results?
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Purge logs older than 3 months in NCover Code Central

I am using NCover Code Central (3rd party tool) for code coverage. This is deployed in a server with 2 partitions. NCover is deployed in C drive and C drive has around 100GB capacity. But now, the drive is reaching its capacity. Upon some…
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How to integrate NCover and MSTest 10.0?

Using NCover Community edition, I tried: set ncover="C:\Program Files (x86)\NCover\NCover.Console.exe" set mstest="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\MSTest.exe" set…
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NCover, TypeMock and MSTest

has anyone got NCover, TypeMock and MSTest to work together? and if so how. I've had 2 or 3 serious tries at this now and just can't get it to work. I'm using MSTest 9, NCover 2.1 and TypeMock 4.1. Ideally I would like to run them from an MSBuild…
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NCover Subscription - is it worth paying the money for it?

I just have a quick question in relation to the NCover software. NCover is an awesome tool but I do not have any historical experience with it to justify to my manager if buying the subscription is worth it? NCover complete subscription is almost…
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