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Description


dotCover


dotCover is part of ReSharper Ultimate, and it’s a handy tool for .NET unit testing and checking code coverage. You can install it on its own or link it up with Visual Studio. It’s super user-friendly and has great tools to help you look into .NET processes, take snapshots at different points, and compare them later.



Setting Up dotCover


When you’re getting started with dotCover, you have options! You can choose to just install the standalone version or go for the integration with Visual Studio. It works with several versions, including 2017, 2015, 2013, 2012, and 2010.



How to Use dotCover


Once you’re in the main app window, you’ll want to pick the target for analysis. This could be anything from Windows programs (whether they have a graphical interface or are console-based) to .NET core tools (self-contained or dependent on .NET Framework), ASP web apps, and even IIS-hosted applications.



Scanning Capabilities


dotCover doesn’t stop there! It can also scan IIS Express-hosted web tools, WCF services, Silverlight apps, WinRT applications, and various .NET processes. All you need to do is provide the full path to your target app. If you're feeling adventurous, switch to advanced mode where you can tweak symbol search settings and filters for coverage!



During Analysis


Dive into analysis mode by hitting the command button. A cool horizontal panel pops up that starts capturing information about your target. Application names get auto-recorded right there! You can snap as many pictures as you want during this process — even end running processes if needed.



Checking Coverage Results


After running your tests and returning to the main window, you'll find a coverage tree showing results for each target in different tabs — how neat is that? Plus, you can save your project files so you can easily pick up where you left off later or export reports in formats like HTML, JSON, XML (including detailed options). Want all your snapshots in one place? Just merge them into a single file!



Your Go-To Testing Tool


All things considered, dotCover gives users an easy interface packed with features that make analyzing and testing .NET-based apps a breeze!


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User Reviews for dotCover 7

  • for dotCover
    dotCover offers a user-friendly interface for analyzing .NET processes. It's easy to take snapshots and compare them later. Handy tool!
    Reviewer profile placeholder Samantha Mitchell
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    dotCover is a game changer for .NET developers! The integration with Visual Studio is seamless, and the analysis tools are incredibly user-friendly.
    Reviewer profile placeholder Alex Johnson
  • for dotCover
    I love how easy it is to take snapshots and analyze code coverage with dotCover. It's a must-have tool for anyone working with .NET!
    Reviewer profile placeholder Maria Smith
  • for dotCover
    Fantastic application! The ability to merge snapshots and export reports in various formats is extremely helpful for my projects.
    Reviewer profile placeholder David Lee
  • for dotCover
    dotCover has made my testing process so much smoother. The interface is intuitive, and I appreciate the detailed coverage insights it provides.
    Reviewer profile placeholder Emily Davis
  • for dotCover
    Amazing tool for .NET applications! The support for various project types and the ability to kill processes on the fly are huge pluses.
    Reviewer profile placeholder Michael Brown
  • for dotCover
    Highly recommend dotCover! It simplifies code analysis significantly, and the integration with different versions of Visual Studio works flawlessly.
    Reviewer profile placeholder Sarah Wilson
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