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How did I read these code number numbers in the TFS 2010 assembly summary report?

I use the TFS 2010 Team Build build and the corresponding report service report. Inside this report is the Cancel Code column. However, the data displayed in this column makes no sense to me.

I have approximately 10,000 lines of code in my application (this is a fairly new application). However, a code failure gives me the number 57791. Can someone explain this to me?

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The rejection of the code, if I remember correctly, is the sum of the rows added, deleted and changed. Unfortunately, sometimes TFS incorrectly calculates the outflow and does not see specific line changes, but instead considers it to be removal and re-adding of code. I saw how this happened with the encoding changes in TFS 2008, where one of our developers turned on another encoding when installing Visual Studio.

Even when they are correct, use critical eye selection numbers. Your best developers are not the ones who produce the best code — they are the ones who test the best code (which in many cases is the smallest code).

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I have a lot of team projects, and they all show crazy answers to code rollbacks. Some of them are in billions.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1745282/

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