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]]> By: Victor /how-to-identify-feature-envy-using-ndepend/#comment-32 Mon, 26 Dec 2016 13:42:00 +0000 /?p=627#comment-32 In reply to PatrickSmacchia.

Thanks!

I did have a (shallow) look at the NDepend Power Tools and they look great. By using the NDepend API, we can remove the code duplication and probably compute all metrics only once. But I would prefer something that’s integrated in Visual Studio (like the queries and rules editor).

]]> By: PatrickSmacchia /how-to-identify-feature-envy-using-ndepend/#comment-31 Mon, 26 Dec 2016 10:43:00 +0000 /?p=627#comment-31 Awesome work!!

> The only thing that is bothering me is code duplication

Have you look at the OSS NDepend Power Tool relative to code cloning by analyzing who is using what?

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