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NCoverExplorer... v1.3.1
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NCoverExplorer V1.3
If you thought The Debut version of NCoverExplorer was good, Grant Drake has made a bunch of updates in the v1.3 version that make it even better! There are two new functions in particular that I use all the time. They are "Expand Covered" and "Edit in VS.NET".
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Installing Code Coverage for a Limited User
To make TestDriven.NET and NCover work from a LUA, you can use Aaron Margosis's MakeMeAdmin batch file. You will need the Administrator and LUA account passwords handy. From the 'Admin' command prompt, execute the following commands:
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NCoverExplorer Feedback?
Grant Drake is soliciting for feedback in the TestDriven.NET Users group. If you have any ideas for what you would like to see in the next build of NCoverExplorer, please dive in there and let him know. We already have some ideas (e.g. "Edit in VS.Net"), but would like to thrash out the details. There is no point spending time on features unless we know they are going to be used!
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NCover 1.3.3 + .NET 1.1
I know some organisations aren't ready to deploy .NET 2.0 on their developers' machines. In fact Grant Drake, the author of NCoverExplorer is in exactly this situation. This meant that he wasn't able to use the new 'Test With... Coverage' functionality at work (as it required NCover 1.5.x + .NET 2.0). I have since added support for the earlier NCover 1.3.3. You can now use code coverage on a bare bones installation of Visual Studio .NET 2003 (as of build 1342). Note this will only work with VS2003. If you want to use coverage with VS2002, VS2005 or Express, you must use .NET 2.0 + NCover 1.5.1 (or later)
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Continuous Integration on Hanselminutes
Scott Hanselman has posted a new episode of his Hanselminutes podcast dedicated to continuous integration. He talks about everything from CI servers, installer generators, testing tools to code coverage. He also has some kind words to say about TestDriven.NET. Thank you Scott!