Free code coverage tools in .NET for personal project [closed]

Answer 1

I have created a simple Visual Studio extension for OpenCover, while it is somewhat barebones as of now it looks and works much better than the other free solutions I have found. Also I made it free under MIT license, so you can use it / modify it as needed. It is called AxoCover and you can download it from Visual Studio, or here. Source code is on GitHub.

Answer 2

Discontinued versions of NCover are still free (and still work quite well, in my opinion). Get them here.

UPDATE (20th Nov, 2012): I believe OpenCover is now the best option. I've used it with great success on my current .NET 4 project.

Answer 3

OpenCover is the successor of PartCover and actively developed (as of feb. 2013).
Find it on GitHub or install as a NuGet.

From the creator of both products:

NOTE: PartCover is now in Maintenance mode (fixes only) all new development is being done on OpenCover which now has 32/64 bit support and also supports branch as well as sequence coverage.

You may also wish to use ReportGenerator to get human-friendly reports.
Available on Codeplex and also as a NuGet.

As far as I can tell, it's the reporting part that lags behind commercial offerings, lacking custom aggregation/drill-down abilities, but it's certainly usable.

Answer 4

give PartCover a try, but i dont know if it works with .Net 3.x ! PartCover download on sourceforge