Get Percentage Code Coverage With FxCop

Question

I am currently trying to write a unit test library for a code base in C #. I want to see the percentage of code coverage that my tests achieve. I am using VS2010, which has no built-in code analysis tools. I downloaded FxCop and included it in an external tool in VS2010, but I do not know how to get the percentage of code coverage. I believe that this will be done by setting the rules for this, but I'm not sure. I looked at the ruleset and how to create custom rules, but I'm not sure how to implement them or which ruleset libraries I use.

I am completely new to FxCop and external analysis tools in general, so step by step or any direction you can give would be great!

Answer 1

As far as I know FxCop, any version, even the latest CodeAnalysis 2017, does not import code coverage data.

You can try the NDepend tool . It can import code coverage data from VisualStudio, NCover, and dotCover coverage. Then you can use the code coverage data as follows:

• Write a rule that checks that all classes with a specific attribute (for example, an attribute named FullCoveredAttribute) are 100% covered
• , , , 100% , 100% (NDepend )
• , Cyclomatic Complexity, , 100 %
• treemaping. - . # , % ( = 100% = 80% = 0%)

Answer 2

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