We are pleased to announce that v3.0.18 of NCover is officially released. The biggest change is in the handling of source filesthat belong to multiple assemblies. How does this happen? One way this can happen is if you have v1.0.1 and v1.0.2 in your… Continue Reading
NCover v3.0.15 Released!
February 19, 2009
Features and Improvements Up to 6x less memory use when creating the FullCoverageReport. 33% speedup when creating the FullCoverageReport. Changes Updated the NCoverReporting30.xsl file to work with CC.NET by default. Consult the updated documentation and this blog entry to set up CC.NET with the… Continue Reading
How to verify your CC.NET report file and optionally send a good support request
February 18, 2009
A few customers are reporting integration issues with CC.NET v1.4+ and NCover v3.0. Our last blog post addressed the issue with the graph images not displaying correctly. This blog post is going to expand on the other integration issue that people are experiencing, which… Continue Reading
My images do not show up in CC.NET what do I do?
February 18, 2009
There has been some confusion as to why the images are not showing up in the cc.net dashboard. A few people have made specific changes to the xslt file to resolve the issue. The underlying issue is the CC.NET path for the dashboard does… Continue Reading
"Early Bird" Enhancements Make NCover v3.0.13 Faster!
February 10, 2009
We continue to listen to our customers suggestions and we are proud to provide you with our latest release. One of the biggest requests from our customers was the ability to disable highlighting the language keywords (public, sub, int), and v3.0.13 provides you with… Continue Reading
The Battle on Bad Code Continues
February 5, 2009
Today, Kathy Richards from Redmond Developer writes about how we fill a nice partnership position with Microsoft Visual Studio in the growing role of code quality analytics: Earlier this week, NCover, a .NET specialist in code coverage analysis, released version 3 of its flagship… Continue Reading
Laurent Kempe takes the first dance…
February 4, 2009
“Ask and ye shall receive….” sayeth the gospel of NCover. And Laurent asked… If you don’t know Laurent Kempe, then go meet him… He’s “one of the TechHead Brothers”, a bad-ass techie, and the first official licensee of NCover Complete. http://weblogs.asp.net/lkempe/ Everyone not named… Continue Reading
Aliens Have Landed?
February 4, 2009
It started late last night and ended early this morning… and will change every day from here on out. With plenty of hype and a sexy new redesign, our international clients already started snapping up licenses 30 minutes after the new product launched. And… Continue Reading