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dotCover 2.5 Released: Hot Spots and ReSharper 8 Integration

Daria Dovzhikova
Daria Dovzhikova

We are excited to announce the long-awaited release of dotCover 2.5! You can now finally download dotCover 2.5.

dotCover 2.5

Here’s a list of what’s new in this version:

  • dotCover now integrates with ReSharper 8. If you prefer using ReSharper’s unit test runner, you should upgrade to dotCover 2.5 to be able to analyze unit test coverage.
  • This version introduces the Hot Spots view that helps identify the most risky methods in your solution, in terms of high cyclomatic complexity and low unit test coverage.
    Watch the following video by Maarten Balliauw to learn more about this new feature:
  • As a result of major internal improvements dotCover’s memory consumption has been significantly decreased.
  • Last but not least, starting from v2.5 dotCover lets you merge coverage snapshots even if different filters were applied to them.

Feel free to download and try the latest dotCover 2.5.

By the way, in order to help you quickly start getting the benefits of using dotCover, we have prepared a set of screencasts describing the product’s main usage scenarios. Check them out!

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