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      Bamboo should support ncover - .Net coverage tool.

            [BAM-1851] Support for NCover coverage report

            NCover support for Bamboo is available as a Bamboo Task as of 3.1.

            James Dumay added a comment - NCover support for Bamboo is available as a Bamboo Task as of 3.1.

            similarly we have the full suite at this stage for the integration and the scrum templates.
            for ncover i assume you currently need to run the tool seperately rather than as part of the build process. Is this correct

            'NCover output will be produced' — Select this check box if you are running the NCover code coverage tool and want to view its code-coverage data from within Bamboo. The following field will be displayed:

            • 'NCover XML Directory' — Specify the location where Bamboo will look for the XML report output file from NCover. Ensure that you specify file path relative to your plan's root directory (e.g /home/bamboouser/bamboo-home/xml-data/build-dir/MY_PLAN/)
              Please do not specify an absolute path.

            Ryan O'Sullivan added a comment - similarly we have the full suite at this stage for the integration and the scrum templates. for ncover i assume you currently need to run the tool seperately rather than as part of the build process. Is this correct 'NCover output will be produced' — Select this check box if you are running the NCover code coverage tool and want to view its code-coverage data from within Bamboo. The following field will be displayed: 'NCover XML Directory' — Specify the location where Bamboo will look for the XML report output file from NCover. Ensure that you specify file path relative to your plan's root directory (e.g /home/bamboouser/bamboo-home/xml-data/build-dir/MY_PLAN/) Please do not specify an absolute path.

            killnine added a comment -

            Yeah, given that Clover doesn't support .NET at all, I think it'd be easier to use Bamboo in our .net shop if we had a way to get a little more than just 'hey, these tests fail'

            killnine added a comment - Yeah, given that Clover doesn't support .NET at all, I think it'd be easier to use Bamboo in our .net shop if we had a way to get a little more than just 'hey, these tests fail'

            we are just evaluating jira studio, It looks excellent. the only thing missing from a .NET perspective is code coverage. I think integration with Ncover would fit the bill

            Andy Davidson added a comment - we are just evaluating jira studio, It looks excellent. the only thing missing from a .NET perspective is code coverage. I think integration with Ncover would fit the bill

            I am a .NET developer and a big fan of Atlassian products. Currently using Jira, Jira Agile (GreenHopper), Confluence, FisheEye and Bamboo because of the integration between them. I would love to be able to integrate a code coverage tool like NCover into Bamboo.

            Joshua Hayes added a comment - I am a .NET developer and a big fan of Atlassian products. Currently using Jira, Jira Agile (GreenHopper), Confluence, FisheEye and Bamboo because of the integration between them. I would love to be able to integrate a code coverage tool like NCover into Bamboo.

            I just love Bamboo, and even being a TERRIFIC tool, I think that supporting different build tools is a good idea, since a good Continuous Integration process is all about information.

            Even though I know you have Clover, NCover is a very popular Code Coverage plugin in the .Net world.

            I hope you reconsider doing this, since it would be a very nice addition to an already amazing product.

            Bernardo Heynemann
            Developer at ThoughtWorks UK

            Bernardo Heynemann added a comment - I just love Bamboo, and even being a TERRIFIC tool, I think that supporting different build tools is a good idea, since a good Continuous Integration process is all about information. Even though I know you have Clover, NCover is a very popular Code Coverage plugin in the .Net world. I hope you reconsider doing this, since it would be a very nice addition to an already amazing product. Bernardo Heynemann Developer at ThoughtWorks UK

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