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dotCover 2.1 is Released!

Daria Dovzhikova
Daria Dovzhikova

We are happy to announce the availability of dotCover 2.1 RTM build! Please feel free to download and try it.

dotCover 2.1 released

This new version is notable for:

  • Visual Studio 2012 support including the ability to choose icons and menu style according to the theme you prefer.
  • Integration with the latest ReSharper 7.0.1.
  • Calculating code coverage statistics for Windows Store applications (without unit test coverage yet).

For more details on improvements introduced in dotCover 2.x, please check out What’s New in dotCover, and  then download the new release!

Please note that if your dotCover maintenance period or upgrade subscription is still valid, this would be a free upgrade for you.

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