How do you ignore .NET assemblies in NDepend?

 

BACKGROUND

As time goes by, I find myself more and more turning to NDepend to gain insight into the design/implementation of legacy applications.

QUESTION

Rather than adding JustMyCode to CQL queries, is there a way to permanently configure NDepend (at the project level) to simply ignore the .NET Framework? I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure that this feature was supported by NDepend v3.

EXAMPLE

  • Open your solution in Visual Studio and click Rebuild
  • create an NDepend project based on your solution file (*.sln)
  • run the Analysis
  • open the interactive (non-HTML) Dependency Graph
  • click the Reset arrow in the top left corner (hint: the recycling icon)
  • click reset to application assemblies only
  • observe
  • you will no longer see references to the .Net Framework (note: the blue writing is gone)
  • right click on one of your assemblies: Select Types
  • click that I use directly
  • the following CQL will appears in the queries window:
  • from t in Types where t.IsUsedBy ("MyCompany.MyProduct.MyAssemblyName") select new { t, t.NbILInstructions }
  • observe
  • more than likely you will now see .NET Framework references (note: the blue writing is back) in the query results window
  • add JustMyCode to the CQL query and the .NET references disappear again: from t in JustMyCode.Types where t.IsUsedBy ("MyCompany.MyProduct.MyAssemblyName") select new { t, t.NbILInstructions }

    • CONTEXT

  • Application: NDepend version 4.1.0.6871
  • View: Dependency Graph

    • The only two ways to ignore a .NET assemblies are:

  • Using notmycode/JustMyCode as you wrote
  • Remove the assembly from the Project Properties > Code to Analyze panel.
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