This year marks a decade since I started to use NDepend to assess the quality of .Net projects. NDepend got much better over the years, and as far as I can tell, it is still the most flexible and versatile tool in this space. After using the current version for the last three months, it …
The code coverage is an important part of the quality metrics of SonarQube. Unfortunately, SonarQube needs some extra steps to use our code coverage reports from our Azure DevOps pipeline as part of its code analysis. As in the last posts on code coverage, we again use Coverlet and ReportGenerator as part of our Azure …
Last week we used Coverlet and ReportGenerator to collect code coverage on our development machines. In this post we continue this journey and extend our build pipelines to get a nice coverage report with every continuous integration build. Extending the test task We can collect the code coverage files in the build pipeline by …
For .Net 4.8 it was enough to install Visual Studio Enterprise Edition on the build server and check the box for code coverage in the Testing task of Azure DevOps. The build agent then collected the coverage data and published it as part of your builds. Unfortunately, for .Net 6 this no longer works, and …
Last week I was in Oslo to attend the NDC conference. I cannot really believe that this was already the 10th NDC Oslo I attended. With 2’600 attendees it was the biggest NDC event ever, but at least for me not the best. Practical Clean Architecture workshop with Jason Taylor I started my NDC …
After I updated SonarQube to version 9.7, I got this strange entry in the logs: Caused by: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target Should you run into the same error, append a ;encrypt=false to the connection string to your SQL Server database:
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Back in Oslo at last. After an online edition of NDC Oslo in 2020 and the travel restrictions at the start of the Omicron wave in 2021, I haven’t been to Oslo for a while. Visiting in September is in many ways different from June. It is colder, and it gets dark early (around 7 …
When we write code to solve a tricky problem, we often end up with methods that show us the whole journey of how we got to the solution: there is code to load data, followed by transformation logic intertwined with data clean-up hacks to prevent the creation of a report from exploding. It is nothing …
With your StyleCop installation done and your custom configuration in place, you are now ready to clean-up your project. This is part three of my small series of StyleCop for .Net 5 Projects: Part 1: StyleCop for .Net 5 Projects: Installation Part 2: StyleCop for .Net 5 Projects: Custom Configuration Part 3: StyleCop for .Net …
With your StyleCop installation in place we can now look at how we can customise our StyleCop configuration. This is part two of my small series of StyleCop for .Net 5 Projects: Part 1: StyleCop for .Net 5 Projects: Installation Part 2: StyleCop for .Net 5 Projects: Custom Configuration Part 3: StyleCop for .Net 5 …