New in Clover 2

We’ve been busy working towards a first public release of Clover Version 2.0, a major rewrite packed with unique and useful features to help you get the most out of your testing. This page shows a preview of Clover 2.0’s new HTML Reports. You can browse the sample reports and read about some of the new features below. You can also sign up to the Clover 2.0 Beta Program

Fully Integrated Test and Coverage results

Clover 2.0 reports fully integrate the results of your latest test run, including pass/fail status, time taken, and error messages. Browse the test results for each package and drill down to see results for test suites and individual test case runs.

Per-Test Coverage Reporting

Clover 2.0 takes Coverage Analysis to a new level by not just showing you what code is covered by your tests, but also which tests hit what code. Drill down to a particular class to see the exact statements a particular test or set of tests covered. For each test case, you can jump straight to the source code for that test. If the test failed, Clover will link to the source line where the failure occurred.

Coverage Clouds Show Project Hotspots

New Coverage Cloud reports give you an instant view of the classes needing attention in your project. The Quick Wins Coverage Cloud shows you the classes to focus your testing effort to quickly increase the overall coverage score for the project. The Project Risks Coverage Cloud highlights the classes that contain the most complex untested code and thus represent the highest risk to the project.

More Report Goodness

We’re always getting feedback telling us that Clover’s HTML source-level reports are a favourite with teams for their clean, intuitive layout and syntax-highlighted source view. In Clover 2.0 we’ve made contact with our inner web monkey to take these reports to a new level.

All report data is now client-side sortable. In-page controls let you select from which tests you want to see coverage. Java source rendering provides cross-referenced linking for easy navigation between classes and up and down package hierarchies. Methods are collapsible with inline method-level coverage stats. At any source line a pop-up will report which tests executed that line, and whether they passed or failed. Drill down to see a detailed report for each test, including the test source.

But Wait, There’s More

Clover 2.0 already includes the following other new features:

• Per-method coverage statistics
• Complexity statistics
• Simplified Ant Tasks
• Integrated historical reporting
• Aggregate package statistics
• Configurable report columns, column formats and column thresholds
• Improved runtime coverage recording performance
• New runtime configuration options to control coverage recording

Hot on the heels of the Clover 2.0 release will be completely updated plugins for:

• Eclipse: now available in the Beta Program!
• IntelliJ IDEA
• Netbeans
• and other IDEs

Join the Beta Program

We’re looking for developers to participate in the Clover 2 Beta Program. Join the program to get

• Early Access to Clover 2.0
• Discount on purchasing or upgrading to Clover 2.0
• Free T-Shirt for anyone who submits quality feedback

Sign Up to the Beta Program Here »