The Battle on Bad Code Continues

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 product -- available in a community edition and the more advanced commercial products. Code coverage, often employed in Agile and test-driven development, makes sure the test cases touch all of the code by measuring how many times each line of code is executed. NCover version 3 improves coverage loading performance, according to the company, and adds new metrics such as cyclomatic complexity and method visit coverage.

http://reddevnews.com/blogs/weblog.aspx?blog=3426

RE: The Battle on Bad Code Continues

Will it run with normal user privileges yet, or does it still need to be run as Admin? I haven't seen any mention of that yet.

RE: The Battle on Bad Code Continues

ggreig,

Unfortunatly, due to technical problems and time constraints we were not able to support running NCover with standard user permissions, but we are still working on the problem and exepct to release a solution in a minor version update.

Stephen Ward