We are pleased to announce that NDepend v.2.8 supports NCover 2.0 coverage files. Using NDepend’s Code Query Language (CQL), you can quickly and easily combine and query your coverage data with all the existing NDepend features including Cyclomatic Complexity and method line count.
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Hey everyone, my name is Joe Feser and I am very excited to have started working for Gnoso on March 1st. I relocated from Medina, Ohio to Greenville, South Carolina to work for this amazing company. We were feverishly working on releasing NCover v2.1 during the months of March and April, and are currently developing the next major release of NCover. We want to hear from you, the developer community, of any features or suggestions you have to make NCover even better. Please feel free to email us at support@gnoso.com with your ideas or suggestions. When I am not working on NCover, I enjoy spending time with my wife and three children, cooking and drinking tea.
I also blog at http://blog.joefeser.com and have written articles like Linq to NCover.
NCover 2.1.0 is a substantial improvement over NCover 2.0.4. In addition to the normal bug fixes and minor improvements, we've also added several features that should enhance productivity and make NCover and NCoverExplorer easier to use. In addition, we've finally finished testing NCover with .NET 3 and .NET 3.5, and we are proud to say that NCover fully supports both.
You can read the release notes, or download NCover.
There's a great blog post over on Laurent Kempé's website that outlines how he is integrating NCover into his TeamCity builds. We've been hearing good things about TeamCity, and it's impressive to see how easy it is to integrate NCover into TeamCity builds.
One topic we frequently receive support requests for is usage of the //iis flag for collecting coverage information under IIS with NCover. We just published a new article that describes exactly how to use the //iis flag and how to use Selenium to run automated tests of ASP.NET applications. Let us know if you have any tips for using NCover with ASP.NET in the comments.
