I have Visual Studio 2010 also existing tests which are not Visual Studio unit tests . Can I use the code coverage tools by Visual Studio , I am under the impression it can be done only if the tests are created by Visual Studio .
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I was going over the settings in my Visual Studio 2017 solution and I'm looking at the Code Analysis tab on my UWP projects. I'm already importing the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.FxCopAnalyzers. Is the need for Code Analysis in Visual Studio obviated by the FxCopAnalyzer package or are the complimentary?
When I run unit tests in Visual Studio 2017, are they run in isolation and if not, how can I enable it?
With vstest.console.exe I can enable isolation with /InIsolation and I'd like to know how to control this in Visual Studio.
Just wondering if Visual Studio is developed in the IDE that is Visual Studio? Maybe VS2010 was made using VS2008?
I want to enable code coverage for some unit test in my solution. After adding the test
project and double clicking the Local.testsettings file, I couldn't see the "data and
Diagnostics" and "Roles" option in the window.
I am using Visual Studio 2010 professional edition.
Could someone provide me a thread on how to configure code coverage and how to see the above options in my vs
Code Coverage is only available in Visual Studio Premium and Ultimate.
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/product-comparison
Will Programs in Visual Studio Premium Open in Visual Studio Express?
There are some project types that are not supported by Visual Studio Express. For example if you created a solution containing a unit test project in Visual Studio Ultimate you will not be able to open it in Visual Studio Express. Also make sure you check the Visual Studio Editions features comparison matrix.