
Note that the paths should be either absolute or relative to the working directory. The value is a set of newline-delimited wildcards (for example, **Generated*.cs). /exclude allows excluding files from duplicate code search.Below are some of the options that you might be interested in: To explore the full list of options, run dupFinder /help.

Using optional parameters, you can configure how dupFinder should analyze your source code. Alternatively, you can provide a specific list of source files as a set of newline-delimited wildcards. One way to define the target sources is to specify a solution file: dupFinder understands solution files of Visual Studio 2003, 2005, 2008, 2010, and 2012.

But the package also includes another tool, dupFinder and we’ll take a closer look at it in this post.Īs its name suggests, dupFinder finds duplicates in C# and Visual Basic. We have already written about one of the tools included in this package - InspectCode, which analyzes your code outside of Visual Studio using hundreds of ReSharper code inspections. Along with ReSharper 8 EAP earlier this year, we have made ReSharper Command Line Tools available for you to download and try.
