What's New > Version 2022.09.01
Dedicated User and Support Log Files
Release date: Sep 12, 2022
Enhanced log files for efficient technical support
Efficient support for all types of technical issues, user queries and errors is now facilitated with our dedicated support log file system.
We have separated log files into two specific flavors: User log files contain details necessary to understand and remedy common configuration and build issues; Support log files contain extra debug information, which will enable our technical support team to more efficiently respond to queries.
Our user logs are clearer and thorough, making it easy to find the answer you need.
Environment issue resolution suggestions reported in console output
Some issues in your project build and test framework can be hard to diagnose - resulting in slow builds, failing tests, or errors while running your project.
Now you get helpful information about common build and test framework issues in the console output to resolve common set-up problems.
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Developer Edition trial available
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Full Release Notes
Enhancements
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Cover’s logging is now separated into user-focused and support-focused files to improve readability. [Ref: TG-17716]
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CLI: Cover now considers Maven wrappers and local Gradle installations correctly. [Ref: TG-17658]
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CLI: Cover now provides improved output during environment checks. [Ref: TG-17562]
Resolved Issues
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Resolved an issue which caused Cover to log an
E004
as anError
, rather than aWarning
, when a patch file which does not modify any classes, or an empty patch file, is used with--patch-only
. [Ref: TG-17711] -
Resolved an issue which, in some circumstances, caused Cover to not write tests because of
@Value
annotated arrays. [Ref: TG-17698] -
Resolved an issue which caused Cover to incorrectly mock functional interfaces in Spring integration tests. [Ref: TG-17689]
Known Issues
- CLI: The command
dcover clean --failing
does not work on Gradle projects. This command is now deprecated anddcover validate
should be used instead. [Ref: TG-11707]