
The new version of the tool for analyzing code coverage by unit tests in .NET applications dotCover is officially released and available for download.
dotCover analyzes the code coverage with unit tests, determines which tests cover a particular place in the code, and also highlights the covered and uncovered code directly in Visual Studio. In addition, dotCover allows you to aggregate data from several sessions of coverage analysis, create reports in XML, HTML or JSON formats.
The dotCover version 2.0 includes:- Visual Studio 2012 Release Candidate support

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Integration with the final version of the new IDE from Microsoft will be available soon after its official release.
- support for Visual Studio 2005, 2008 and 2010
- built-in unit test run
dotCover traditionally depended on ReSTarper’s built-in tool for analyzing unit test coverage based on MSTest, NUnit, xUnit, or MSpec. dotCover 2.0 is free from this drawback: now, even if you don’t have ReSharper installed, you can still use dotCover to manage, launch, and analyze unit test coverage. In case you have installed both products, you can choose which launcher to use.

- filtering irrelevant code by given attributes
In addition to the usual set of coverage filters, coverage filters, based on the names of methods, types or assemblies, dotCover 2.0 allows you to filter code marked with user-defined attributes (for example, ObsoleteAttribute or TestFixtureAttribute). Moreover, the management of coverage filters and filters by attributes, now comes from a single dialog box.
Filters are useful when you need to concentrate on the production code or exclude code that you do not want to test at the moment. Immediately after their application, dotCover will recalculate the percentage of the code covered and not covered by tests.

- Determining the position in the test coverage tree
In dotCover 2.0, you can use a shortcut that moves you from the current cursor position in the Visual Studio text editor to the corresponding node in the dotCover tree.
Download dotCover 2.0 You can try this product without a license key for 30 days.
Owners of a valid dotCover license can upgrade to version 2.0 for free. Those who wish to purchase it, we recommend using a 25% discount, valid until July 1.
For educational institutions and open-source projects there is still the possibility of obtaining free licenses, which we recently wrote on Habré.Thanks for attention!
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