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IntelliJ Plugin
There are two Diffblue Cover IntelliJ plugins - the Diffblue Cover Developer Edition IntelliJ plugin and the Diffblue Cover Community Edition IntelliJ plugin.
| Main Features | Cost | Support | |
| Diffblue Cover Community Edition | Can be used on any project to write tests on modules or classes | Free | Support is available via the Community Forum. |
| Diffblue Cover Developer Edition | Can be used on any project to write tests for the whole project. | £125 a month per user, see pricing for further details. | Full support is available from Diffblue, along with indemnity. Support is also available via the Community Forum. |
To get the free Community Edition Cover IntelliJ plugin, please go to the download page.
Articles
- Assertions
- Covering all enum values
- Creating boilerplate tests
- Creating tests for a new feature
- Finding a regression in refactoring
- Gradle dependencies
- Licensing - Diffblue Cover IntelliJ Plugin
- Log file
- Maven dependencies
- Reset plugin settings
- Run Configurations
- Spring configuration options
- Telemetry
- Test classes location
- Test formatting
- Test insertion order
- Test naming
- Testability and activity icons
- Troubleshooting
- Using the IntelliJ plugin with TDD