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Code Coverage Tool – New Kid on the Block
We are utilizing NCover to perform code coverage as a part of CI process on the build server. On development machines, at least for now, we don’t have it (which is a bummer). PartCover (a free alternative to NCover) is not there yet, so we waited till the right time would come to buy workstation licenses. It looks like the time is almost right. JetBrains has announced they will release dotCover tool starting with the traditional EAP program (which is well known from R#).
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Reminder: True WCF Asynchronous Operation
A true asynchronous service operation is not the one that returns void, but the one that is
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TestDriven.NET+Gallio+Moles
Can’t figure out how to run this combination. Anyone has it going?
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BizTalk Project: AssemblyInfo Issue
Every new BizTalk project has the next line in AssemblyInfo.cs file:
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SpecFlow
Specification based testing is kind of testing I prefer. Once in a while I like to see what’s available. This time, it was SpecFlow framework. Based on Gherkin style specification, it creates your specs, nicely integrating with Visual Studio .NET (I used 2008). This is what an output of a test written with SpecFlow looks like in VS2008 (used R# 5 Beta 2 for as a test runner).