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Find out the major changes from our current and previous releases. For anything older, see the release archive.
2025-10-02
This release introduces the new `dcover issues` (Beta) command that helps resolve problems that block test generation, and enhances test quality via an optional LLM integration (Beta) for domain-specific string generation. It also improves test coverage for Java servlets and boosts performance for multi-module Maven projects.
2025-10-01
Enables precise control over test inputs with the new @InTestsUseFactories annotation and enhances test quality with improved javax.servlet tests and broader assertDoesNotThrow assertions. This release also adds Mockito 5.20.0 support and resolves several test generation failures.
2025-09-02
This release introduces support for OSGi and experimental support for Java 24 and 25, improves CLI performance for multi-module Maven projects, and enhances test quality by refining disabled class and test annotation handling.
2025-09-01
This release enhances support for key Java frameworks including Spring, JUnit 5, and Mockito. Test readability is also improved with better method inlining for fluent builders, and the command-line interface benefits from significant performance gains.
2025-08-02
This release introduces enhanced support for custom Spring annotations and improves performance in Spring projects. Test quality is also strengthened with stronger assertions, improved readability, and better handling of builder patterns.
2025-08-01
This release introduces full support for IntelliJ 2025.2, improves analysis performance, and enhances test generation for collections and final classes.
2025-07-02
This release enhances test quality with cleaner assertions and Mockito calls; improves CLI stability and configuration with expanded argument file support; and boosts overall performance and usability.
2025-07-01
Improves test generation for exception handling, enhances stability and sandbox robustness, and adds official Gradle 8.14.3 support with direct artifact distribution via Maven.
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