Unit tests (CLI)
Use Diffblue Cover from a command line to create tests for your projects.
Before starting this learning path, we recommend that you first complete the Cover CLI Get Started path.
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A summary of how to write tests using Cover CLI.
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A summary of the core Cover CLI commands and arguments.
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Get a complete overview of Cover CLI with this tutorial video.
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Reference topic - details of all available commands and arguments.
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Unit test examples of varying complexity.
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Making sure your project configuration and dependencies meet the requirements needed to use Diffblue Cover.
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Diffblue Cover's preflight features for checking the suitability of your environment.
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Reference details - Diffblue Cover output codes, messages, and descriptions.
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Reference details - Diffblue Cover specifications and requirements.
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Reference details - Diffblue Cover output codes, messages, and descriptions.
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Useful hints and tips to help resolve a range of output codes.
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Creating partial (incomplete) tests.
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Demonstrating how to provide custom inputs to optimize test creation.
[12 min read]
Provide custom inputs to optimize test creation.
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Demonstrating how to provide a custom base class to optimize test creation.
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Provide a custom base class to optimize test creation.
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Test naming config and defaults.
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Configure the format of tests written by Cover CLI.
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Test method ordering in test classes.
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Use Cover Refactor to automatically suggest and apply refactorings to your code to help improve test coverage.
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