2022-05-01
Last updated
Last updated
Diffblue Cover Reports, our tool providing data visualizations, has been updated to tell you when your report upload has been successful, and provide a link directly to that report. This applies to both uploading an existing report, and to creating and then uploading a new report. Please see here for our documentation on using Diffblue Cover Reports.
Following on from our previous update, providing a link to the method under test in the Javadoc of the test methods, we have now improved the Javadoc links for interfaces and combined tests.
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Cover now includes an improved Javadoc for tests it has written. [Ref: TG-16865]
CLI: Cover now provides additional logging when providing custom test inputs via DiffblueRules.yml, including Properties instances. [Ref: TG-16957]
CLI: Cover now provides improved messaging whilst uploading test creation reports, via the upload and create options, to Cover Reports. [Ref: TG-16746]
IntelliJ Plugin: Cover now creates at least one test for all testable methods. See the Partial Tests documentation for more details. [Ref: TG-16583]
Resolved an issue which caused non-compiling tests to be written due to mocks using wildcard generics. [Ref: TG-16852]
Resolved an issue which, in some circumstances, caused insufficient remediation advice to be available when incomplete tests were written by Cover (due to the failure to create a Spring context). [Ref: TG-16804]
CLI: Resolved an issue which prevented absolute paths being handled correctly whilst providing custom test inputs via DiffblueRules.yml. [Ref: TG-16973]
IntelliJ Plugin: Resolved an issue which caused a spurious Unsupported Java Language Version warning to be logged whilst using some versions of Java 17. [Ref: TG-16956]
IntelliJ Plugin: Resolved an issue which caused 'Registered to' field to show null null <null> on the 'Diffblue Cover License' window whilst using a Community Edition license. [Ref: TG-16953]
CLI: The command dcover clean --failing does not work on Gradle projects. This command is now deprecated and dcover validate should be used instead. [Ref: TG-11707]
