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Where is CoverageEye ? Or another free code coverage tool for .Net ...

Hi all,

I was looking for CoverageEye that was available on gotdotnet. But after closing, I'm unable to find it elsewhere.

Do you know more about it ? Or another good code coverage tool for .net ?

Thanks for your help,

A: 

You might want to look at NCover.

http://www.ncover.com/

Graham Bellows  2009-10-22 09:45:57
ncover is a commercial product.I'm looking for a free one
Tim  2009-10-22 09:49:04
Might want to modify your question to make that clearer then.
Graham Bellows  2009-10-22 09:49:37
A: 

You can use the open source version of NCover which is an ealier version of the commercial product.

Another open source alternative is PartCover.

I personally use NCover in NAnt for my code coverage reports, which integrates quite nicely with TeamCity.

Mark  2009-10-22 14:33:14

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