2022-09-02
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We are delighted to report the results of our ongoing efforts to accelerate the writing of tests. Thanks to incremental improvements over the last few releases, Cover today completes the 'write tests' stage 50% faster (on average against our internal benchmarks). Allowing our customers to write tests even faster.
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In our constant quest for speed, we have optimized away the need for producing an on-disk index when writing tests. This results in a further time saving on test writing equivalent to 1 second per module.
Harnessing the enhanced log file functionality released previously (in 2022.09.01) we have taken the opportunity to reduce the amount of non-actionable information reported in the CLI console and tool panel. This results in clearer, more targeted output allowing users to produce tests even more efficiently.
Full information continues to be written to the support log files should detailed analysis be required.
Convenient access to the full 'What's New' and release notes has been added to the IntelliJ plug-in menu, allowing you to keep informed of new features and enhancements as we continue to add them.
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Cover now writes tests for Spring Controller methods with @RequestBody Map<> arguments. [Ref: TG-17068]
CLI: Cover's deprecated dcover clean --failing subcommand has been removed and dcover validate should be used instead. [Ref: TG-17790]
CLI: Cover now provides a 'duration' at the end of execution. Timestamp prefixes have been removed from console output. [Ref: TG-17714]
IntelliJ Plugin: Cover now shows 'what's new' updates in an IDE tab rather than a window overlay. [Ref: TG-17653]
Resolved an issue which, in some circumstances, caused Cover to report R013 while writing tests for methods which inherit annotations. [Ref: TG-17686]
Resolved an issue which prevented Cover creating Map implementation inputs that meet constraints outside of the class under test. [Ref: TG-17212]
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We are delighted to now offer a 14-day trial version of our Developer Edition, which includes the Diffblue Cover CLI, as part of our new licensing option. We're really excited that you can now "try before you buy"! To download your trial of Diffblue Cover Developer Edition, please . Full information on all our options is also available .
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