The 2022.1 Release of dotTrace, dotMemory, dotCover, and dotPeek!

Alexander Kurakin

We’ve just released the 2022.1 versions of dotTrace, dotMemory, dotCover, and dotPeek. Take a look at what you can expect. 

dotTrace 2022.1

• The dotTrace command-line tool and dotTrace in Rider now support Alpine versions 3.13–3.15.
• You can now open NetTrace files collected with dotnet-trace collect.

• dotTrace supports SQL Server events from the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient provider.
• You can now use your keyboard to navigate the dotTrace Home window. Each UI element is assigned to a key or key sequence. 

• You can now attach the profiler to an already running application by simply dragging the special icon onto the application window.
• We’ve made several improvements to the Snapshots page in the dotTrace Home window.

Learn more about the new updates on the What’s New in dotTrace 2022.1 page.

dotMemory 2022.1

• The dotMemory command-line tool now supports Alpine versions 3.13–3.15.
• You can now attach the profiler to an already running application by simply dragging the special icon onto the application window.

• When getting a snapshot with the help of the profiling API, you can now specify a snapshot name.
• The Similar Retention view now processes data much faster.
• The dotMemory command-line tool now shows its progress when saving a snapshot.

Learn more about the new updates on the What’s New in dotMemory 2022.1 page.

dotCover 2022.1 

• The dotCover command-line runner now supports Alpine versions 3.13–3.15.
• You can now use comments to exclude certain lines or blocks of code from coverage analysis.

• We’re adding new report types that include per-test coverage information.
• We’ve improved the post-processing of coverage data.

Learn more about the new updates on the What’s New in dotCover 2022.1 page.

dotPeek 2022.1 

• We introduced the ability to show files in a single Preview tab, as you may be used to in Visual Studio.

• We moved the Quick Find feature from a separate tool window to the text editor tab. 

• dotPeek now shows XML doc comments for platform assemblies, including assemblies whose names differ from the names of the XML documentation files.
• The Assembly Explorer now supports forwarded types (the TypeForwardedTo attributes). 
• The Locate in Metadata action also works for forwarded types, assembly and module references, and resources.

Learn more about the new updates on the What’s New in dotPeek 2022.1 page.

If you are interested in learning more about ReSharper 2022.1, please visit the What’s New in ReSharper page. 

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