Cover Plugin settings

To modify the Diffblue Cover settings in IntelliJ, go to Diffblue > Change Settings and update as needed.

• Test Framework: Select the test framework used for your project - JUnit 4, JUnit 5, TestNG, or Auto-Detect.

• Test Creation: Enable/disable the use of Cover all enum values (ensure all enum values are covered, when an enum is used as a method argument or return value) - see Covering all enum values.

• Partial Test Creation: Enable/disable the creation of partial tests for specific scenarios - see Creating partial tests.

• Test Review: Enable manual review and editing of tests before they are added to your codebase - see Test Review

• Test Naming: Define the test class and test method naming conventions used for tests written by Diffblue Cover - see Test Naming.

• Test Formatting: Select the test style or specific formatting options for tests written by Diffblue Cover - see Test Formatting.

• Spring: Set your Spring configuration options (mocking, Spring contexts, and active profiles) - see Spring configuration options.

• Method Annotations: Suppress compiler warnings for test methods written by Diffblue Cover - see Method Annotations. This is especially useful when using SonarQube - see Using SonarQube with Cover Plugin.

• Sandboxed Environment: Enable (default) or disable the Diffblue Sandbox and/or define a list of allowed JNI libraries (if needed) - see Diffblue Sandbox.

In addition to these settings, the host environment can be configured in several ways which are described in Environment Configuration