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How to write tests

How to write tests using Cover Plugin for IntelliJ

To write tests using Cover Plugin for IntelliJ, you can:
Click the 
 Write Tests gutter icon the IntelliJ editor panel.
Right click a method or class in the editor panel and select Write Tests.
When using the editor panel, select Diffblue > Write Tests from the IntelliJ menu bar.
Right click a folder or file in the project tool window and select Write Tests.
Right click a method or class in the structure tool window and select Write Tests.
Use Run Configurations.
Note that Cover Plugin Community Edition license limits may apply.
In general, if the Write Tests option is available then Cover Plugin can write tests for your methods or classes. However:
Cover is not always able to produce a complete test, instead it might produce a partial test - see Creating Partial Tests.
If you don't want to write a complete test, the Cover Plugin can help setup your tests by creating a skeleton test instead - see Creating Skeleton Tests.

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